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Contents 1 False positives 1.1 84.125.31.93 1.1.1 Information 1.1.2 What happened 1.1.3 Discussion 1.2 Parallelepipete 1.2.1 Information 1.2.2 What happened 1.2.3 Discussion

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84.125.31.93

(talk) (contributions)
Posted by ClueBot Commons (talk) on 13:53, 11 June 2008 (UTC).

Information

ID: 414923
User: 84.125.31.93
Article: Spanish naming customs
Time: 2008-06-11 08:26:39
Diff: [1]
Heuristic: massdelete
Reason: deleting 7521 characters

What happened

Discussion

Parallelepipete

(talk) (contributions)
Posted by ClueBot Commons (talk) on 14:21, 11 June 2008 (UTC).

Information

ID: 414994
User: Parallelepipete
Article: Trams in Europe
Time: 2008-06-11 10:14:34
Diff: [2]
Heuristic: massdelete
Reason: deleting 27393 characters

What happened

An anonymous user (89.79.13.213) triplicated nearly the article, offering no reason (I don\'t think there could be any reason for doing so, and so think it must have been inadvertent). No-one else has been on the Talk page since last autumn, so I thought it was best go ahead and clear it up.

Discussion