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I have reeled in all my messages offline and created a list of possible articles to see over time if I think they are worth writing, I have started on some of them and others.
Possible Articles
- Laundry List
- Hot Test
- Fault Finding
- Jetty jumping
- Sungas - Brazilian Style Swim and Recreational Wear
- Crippling (technology)
- Over Complication
- Double Handling Railways break of gauge, VCR RF modulator, Gas export and re-import South Australia, Talking to yourself, Passport photo print from digital camera and re-scan, Un-nesisary cuts and joins, Multiple excavations for jobs in the same place
- Actual Audio authentic audio accompanying recomposed picture
- Bulk Handling
- 50 Hertz Utility Frequency
- 230 volt / 400 volt, 3 phase electric mains
- Hit and Miss
- False Dawn
- Hard Rubbish
- Control Check
- Simplification (of concepts, ideas and processes removal of over complication, removal of obsession, converging of desired results.
- dublicated resources
- Lead Dress
- Cartering redirect to such subheading
- Proliferation of standards
- Anti Hunt
Some articles written but awaiting comprehensive references and final edit.
Possible Additions or modifications
- world map of plug types AC power plugs and sockets
- origin of 230 volt class electricity to Nicola Tesla
- table of subatomic particles, (mass and charge) to Subatomic Particles
I am interested in there being simply useful articles that are free online. I think this would be the case for a lot of people who have written for Wikipedia.
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