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May 2012[edit]
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2017Jl30: Are Gaussian units obsolete or deprecated?[edit]
An edit using the word 'obsolete' in Lorenz gauge condition's Description was undone by YohanN7
(see en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Lorenz_gauge_condition&action=history)
TBond believes that it's important to explain to the reader why there are side-by-side two almost identical equations. Do we want the reader to think that Physics is nonsense? Would using the word 'deprecated' be acceptable?
2017Au24: Addition to Deus vult reverted by Chris_troutman[edit]
Hi Chris,
(This is my first entry in someone's User_talk page :-) )
Believe your reversion yesterday of the following addition to Deus vult was a bit strict/restrictive:
Deus le volt is the version used by Frankish Crusaders in Russell Hoban's novel Pilgermann.
My reasons for the addition:
-Hoban is a scholarly & important author and the novel includes a bibliography. I trust that his spelling is historicly accurate.
-Yet another version/spelling of 'Deus vult' reflects the evolution of western european languages (eg: french & german) occuring during the medieval period.
-Pilgermann is an excellent novel that revolves around the religious arrogance (and the resulting hatred/bloodshed) that the phrase 'Deus vult' expresses. Maybe readers of this article would be intrigued to read it.
Hoping you change your mind.
Thanks TBond (talk) 23:58, 24 August 2017 (UTC)
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