Talk:Florentine flogging

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Wording

I'm mildly concerned about the wording here, talking about the skin's reaction during warmup, specifically: "The skin will become pink". I'm not-very-brown, and yet my skin does NOT pink. It has to be checked manually to see that it has actually warmed. Perhaps it would be better to say "in lighter-skinned people, the skin may become pink" or something similar? Granted, I am speaking as ONE data point, but I imagine I might not be the only person in the world whose skin doesn't change color after a warmup.

Batshua (talk) 19:47, 3 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Noteability

I for one think this is noteworthy enough to warrant a Wikipedia article. Finding references is indeed difficult, but this is an encyclopedic article. KellyCoinGuy (talk) 06:51, 24 October 2013 (UTC)[reply]