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- Respectfully, no. The changes I make are perfectly readable, are not "misleading" in the slightest, and fall within my rights on this site. You hide behind your vague, infuriating "poorly sourced, unreadable" arguments day in and out without actually bothering to show what "proper sourcing" is or what effing difference it makes. If anything, you're violating my rights on this channel. If you don't like it, kindly leave and get a life.
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