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Crowd crush of mourners

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I added a sentence to the Reaction subheading under Illness and death making reference to the massive crush among mourners waiting to view the pope's body. My intention was to give information about an important historical event that happened during the events of his mourning (which is on-topic for that section of the article), and to give a reflection of the huge number of mourners who came to the cathedral. I don't think this event should be ignored in a section that describes his mourning and funeral, though I am also aware that it might be a sensitive issue to those who want to remember only the best qualities of the pope and the celebration of his life. But we need to be neutral and encyclopedic. If anyone thinks my writing could be reworded to be more sensitive, feel free, but I think the content should remain. I looked through the article's revision history and did not see any edit summaries addressing this issue, nor is there anything on the current talk page. Dcs002 (talk) 21:31, 31 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Coptic calendar use

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As this is an article about a Coptic leader, doesn't it make sense to write the dates in this article in the Coptic calendar, alongside the Gregorian calendar? 68.225.173.217 (talk) 23:47, 8 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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Sourcing issue

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"Many colleges dictate quotas for Coptic students, often around 1 or 2% despite the group making up as much as 15% of the country's population[citation needed]. There is also a separate tax-funded education system called Al Azhar, catering to students from elementary to college level, which accepts no Christian Coptic students, teachers or administrators."

This is a pretty substantial claim to make and should not be in the article without proper sources, so I've removed it. --Hazachu (talk) 05:08, 8 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]