User talk:Somasimple

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Image copyright problem with Image:AP false T4.jpg
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Orphaned non-free media (Image:AP false T4.jpg)
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Speedy deletion of Scientifically Incorrect
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 * This article tracks mistakes found in Wikipedia that haven't been yet corrected by their authors.

It was impossible to have a response or single reply about the electric violations encountered in the following drawing;


 * The T4 phase shows an impossible current circulation; the green arrow.


 * I've userfied this page to User:Somasimple/Scientifically Incorrect so that you can continue to use it for your purposes. Options to rectify the noticed problems are: simply fixing it, contacting other knowledgeable editors also outside the respective article talk pages, e.g. at portals. Best regards --Tikiwont 12:50, 29 October 2007 (UTC)