User talk:Svenlafe

Image:LOFAR, ITS Test Station.jpg listed for deletion

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Welcome

Hi there,

I just read your comments in rating Cosmic ray, and I wanted to suggest that you shouldn't worry about being too drastic—here on Wikipedia, we're supposed to be bold in editing pages. You might also be interested in taking a look at Wikipedia:WikiProject Physics and collaborating with people there; we're always in need of more people who actually now things about physics! A more generic welcome is below.

Welcome!

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Happy editing, SCZenz 20:21, 17 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

abbreviation for litre

Hi. Whilst I agree with you changing mL to ml, I just wanted to remind you that uppercase L is also an approved SI abbreviation of litre (because lowercase l looks like a 1). So technically mL is correct. But I think ml looks better too. Just don't ever change a page that says "50 L" to "50 l"! Regards, Jim77742 23:46, 5 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]