User talk:Jonathan48

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Thanks! I was worried removing the Archimedean solids reference would be trouble, becuase I saw that others had editted it without removing it. But I'm pretty sure that solids are polyhedra, and figures are polygons, and that article was about decagon. Jonathan48 17:23, 7 Feb 2005 (UTC)

Because Carl Friedrich Gauss is about to be a featured article, I came to heptadecagon and your suggestion of of an animated construction. I think that would be really good and I've just posted saying so in Talk:Heptadecagon Thincat 13:01, 3 August 2005 (UTC)

The heptadecagon animation is wonderful! I don't think it is "messy" at all, it is rather elegant. It isn't mathematically illuminating (to me) but it is fascinating. It is curiously asymmetrical. Thank you for doing this. I think Wikipedia is greatly enhanced by photos and graphics. Thincat 08:34, 13 September 2005 (UTC)