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30 April 2025
- diffhist m Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Dates and numbers 08:50 −33 Nikoledood talk contribs (WP:VD; Undid revision 1288075904 by 117.231.228.1 (talk)) Tag: Undo
- diffhist Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Dates and numbers 08:02 +33 117.231.228.1 talk Tag: Reverted
27 April 2025
- diffhist Crohn's disease 10:21 −68 192.76.28.76 talk (→Medication: aminosalicylates are not shown to be superior and are not recomended for the induction or maintenance of remission in Crohn's disease (e.g. in the ecco guidelines https://doi.org/10.1093/ecco-jcc/jjae091))
26 April 2025
- diffhist Feces 20:32 +9 Bkonrad talk contribs (fix irregular hatnote parameters)
- diffhist m Feces 20:04 +212 Tobiasi0 talk contribs (Hatnotes optimized) Tag: 2017 wikitext editor
25 April 2025
- diffhist Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Dates and numbers 00:38 0 Stepho-wrs talk contribs (Better to attach an {{anchor} to what it represents and not to a preceding, unrelated paragraph.)
24 April 2025
- diffhist Esophagus 21:04 0 Hitherandthithering talk contribs (This sentence is strange—the esophagus is already plenty important, and anastomoses in the esophagus are discussed adequately in the link to esophageal varices. It certainly shouldn’t be present in the first pagraph.) Tag: 2017 wikitext editor
- diffhist Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Dates and numbers 10:13 +316 Pol098 talk contribs (→Statements likely to become outdated: wp:brd: Even pages updated regularly that contain several phrases that go out of date throughout the page (e.g. use of "has been" instead of "became") are tedious to update after, for example, an election where many people lose their seats, and even if updated tend to retain some out-of-date language.)