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Hi @Captain Calm: thanks for taking initiative there. The reason I had it named that ways is to not confuse potential readers looking for an introductory article on CM, if that's not a big deal then that is cool. Also, there is one more book with the exact same name that is notable enough to receive an article and I will probably do it soon, but this is definitely the more notable of the two (the other one is referred to as Ashcroft and Mermin almost exclusively). So I suppose this is fine if no one else has any objections. Footlessmouse (talk) 13:24, 2 November 2020 (UTC)[reply]