Talk:VS-MK2 mine

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Verb tense to speak of this mine now that it's not in production?

Should the verbs be in the past tense or the present tense when writing about this mine (ie, "...was a land mine..." or "...is a land mine..." for example)? Az x2 17:14, 27 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Tagging for single source?

Given that this article has only one source (and no specific inline citation(s) derived from it), we should attempt to find more sources, but in the meantime the page could(/should?) be tagged with the onesource template {{One source}}, no? I think it necessary and important to provide additional sources especially for a statement like, "Although Italy has ceased production of this mine it may still be found in uncleared minefields located in Angola, Sudan and the Western Sahara."
I'll go ahead and place the tag now but your comments and feedback would be appreciated! And if anyone has some other text-based sources they can add, please do, as I dont'have any books that discuss this land mine. Az x2 17:49, 27 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]