Talk:Fractionating column
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The first responder to someone's new comment should enter the response just beneath the new comment (instead of using the above + tab) and indent the response by starting with a colon like this :. Any second responder, indent further by starting with two colons like this :: and any third responder, start with three colons like this ::: and so forth. If we don't follow these practices, the result is jumbled mess.
The first responder to someone's new comment should enter the response just beneath the new comment (instead of using the above + tab) and indent the response by starting with a colon like this :. Any second responder, indent further by starting with two colons like this :: and any third responder, start with three colons like this ::: and so forth. If we don't follow these practices, the result is jumbled mess.
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Vigreux column has a link but goes to nothing? Is this preemptive? Did someone have intentions of an article?
- Yes, it's pre-emptive. There's nothing wrong with a red (not yet written) link. It happened all the time in the early days of Wikipedia. If you go to relatively new Wikis, you can often see a lot of red links. H Padleckas 02:36, 25 October 2006 (UTC)
