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Again, welcome! &mdash; Katie &lt;3 (talk) 06:44, 9 October 2020 (UTC)

Reference cleanup with unexpected result
Hi, uninlogged user!

Here, you improved a reference; thanks! However, I think you didn't check the reference list afterwards. Your change lead to a reference error, probably since someone seemingly earlier had done a not that smart cut-and-paste of that reference. This then lead to the reference label "functional" being defined twice in the source file. As long as nothing else was changed, our compilation didn't protest, seemingly since this is allowed, provided both definitions are exactly the same. However, when you cleaned up just one occurrence of the reference, they no more were formally identical, and an error was reported.

This is no important matter. It was also easy to fix (which I did). I mention it only as an example of why it is good to remember to preview the changes before saving (something I myself still all to often forget...). Best, JoergenB (talk) 19:37, 19 October 2020 (UTC)