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    (ok it'll only be worse to do later, applying attribution standard ... (by Richard Chilton))
     
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    Suggest standard: To [[Research:claim corruption]] is a [[verb phrase]] describing what a user might want to do in one click as a [[command verb]], but [[claims of corruption]] is a [[noun phrase]] for the result).
    Suggest standard: To [[Research:claim corruption]] is a [[verb phrase]] describing what a user might want to do in one click as a [[command verb]], but [[claims of corruption]] is a [[noun phrase]] for the result).


    It may also be time to stop carrying on a dialogue in the [[page history]] that will make little sense later on when [[alleged Wikimedia corruption]] is proven true and [[end Wikimedia|this nonsense is all over]].  AT that time, sticking up for them and against the analysis of [[Wikipedia (Richard Chilton)]] will appear very foolish.
    It may also be time to stop carrying on a dialogue in the [[page history]] that will make little sense later on when [[alleged Wikimedia corruption]] is proven true and [[end Wikimedia|this nonsense is all over]].  AT that time, sticking up for them and against the analysis of [[Wikipedia (by Richard Chilton)]] will appear very foolish.