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Permutoassociahedron
Thanks for your creation of the new article Permutoassociahedron, which I've just reviewed as part of NPP. I had a couple of suggestions that could make the article even better: Thanks again for your contributions! --JBL (talk) 17:06, 11 February 2022 (UTC)
 * 1) Is there a picture of the entire 3-dimensional polytope that could be added?  Even without vertex labels I think it would nicely complement the (two-dimensional) image of a small portion of it.
 * 2) The sourcing is currently all primary: you source Kapranov to Kapranov and Reiner--Ziegler to Reiner--Ziegler.  It would be desirable to augment those primary sources with secondary sources: other authors commenting on the fact that Kapranov and Reiner--Ziegler did this.
 * 3) The second paragraph is extremely technical -- the important information being conveyed (it was first described in a way that does not guarantee it could be realized geometrically, then later a construction was given) is buried under very heavy jargon.

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