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[edit] Boris Barowski Edit
Just wanted to comment that Boris Barowski did an excellent job of editing a very raw entry into a very organized and useful piece of information. I initially edited the piece, post Boris edit, to return to the non-leading decimal point 17-357 RG name convention. However, after researching the WikiProject Firearms effort, and gaining a better understanding of the work they are doing, I returned the article to the .17-357 RG title to conform to WikiProject Firearms naming convention. Joe4570 (talk) 17:49, 21 April 2008 (UTC) Joe4570
- Hey. No problem, once every so often I like to write and organise articles, in contrast with the vandalism-fighting of other non-editor tasks I do most. But this was a fun rewrite, also because most of the info was already there. I also like the idea behind the cartridge :) Btw, If you are planning to edit more firearms/cartridge related articles, please consider joining Wikiproject Firearms. Hope to see you soon, and don't be afraid to add or edit the information of the article! - Boris Barowski (talk) 21:17, 21 April 2008 (UTC)
