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Hello. I followed the link you gave as a source, but found no mention at all of the designation "G3 Enhanced" there, neither on the Greek version or on the English version ( this is the English language page about the G3 on the EAS site), so I have removed it again. Thomas.W talk 14:38, 29 May 2014 (UTC)
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Hello. I have changed the text in the article to what the reference you gave actually says, that is that the Artemis 30 is one of the candidates for replacing India's 800 ZU-23-2, since India has not yet decided to buy the Artemis 30, and it is only one of an unknown number of possible candidates. I also changed the title in the reference you gave to what the title of the article actually says. Everything you add to an article must be supported by the reference given, which it wasn't in this case, otherwise it will be seen as original research or WP:SYNTH, which is not allowed. Meaning that you can not add to it, make own interpretations of it or change it in any other way. Thank you. Thomas.W talk 14:14, 31 May 2014 (UTC)
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Please do not add or change content, as you did to
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Your edits on Heckler & Koch G3
Hello. I followed the link you gave as a source, but found no mention at all of the designation "G3 Enhanced" there, neither on the Greek version or on the English version ( this is the English language page about the G3 on the EAS site), so I have removed it again. Thomas.W talk 14:38, 29 May 2014 (UTC)
Your edits on Artemis 30
Hello. I have changed the text in the article to what the reference you gave actually says, that is that the Artemis 30 is one of the candidates for replacing India's 800 ZU-23-2, since India has not yet decided to buy the Artemis 30, and it is only one of an unknown number of possible candidates. I also changed the title in the reference you gave to what the title of the article actually says. Everything you add to an article must be supported by the reference given, which it wasn't in this case, otherwise it will be seen as original research or WP:SYNTH, which is not allowed. Meaning that you can not add to it, make own interpretations of it or change it in any other way. Thank you. Thomas.W talk 14:14, 31 May 2014 (UTC)
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Please stop adding
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List of equipment of the Hellenic Army. This contravenes Wikipedia's policy on
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Nomination of OMI-CB250 for deletion
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Nomination of Operation Aginor for deletion
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