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aware of the official policy and never tried to add commercial links. It must be is some misunderstanding that I am blamed for something I did not do. I am not entirely sure why I was notified about this violation since, it is not my IP, as far as I know. It's true, I work for Andor but the whole issue is not my doing. I also posted this on the talk page of user 62.172.106.114 who apparently did it. Best regards.
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Dear Jeremy, You`ll have to excuse me, but I don`t know "the form" about how you get in touch with me over my disagreement(s) with your deletions. Do you E-mail me or can I expect a phone call (however unlikely that is these days......) or do you publish your response and if so where would I find
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I use a PC - it's perfectly possible to distinguish between the two, just not as clear as the pale blue background/blue line - so if it'll cause difficulties, the current colours are fine. Dots or a dashed line sound like a good plan.
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