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28 June 2025
- diffhist Wikipedia:Manual of Style 14:00 −62 MapReader talk contribs (→US and U.S.: The additional phrase is superfluous as it’s already covered by the earlier part. “Do not do this, and especially do not do this part of this” is bad guidance.) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit
- diffhist Wikipedia:Manual of Style 13:27 +1 GhostInTheMachine talk contribs (→US and U.S.: split the para to help MOS:USA stand out)
27 June 2025
- diffhist Wikipedia:Manual of Style 18:11 −17 Remsense talk contribs (Reverted 1 edit by Tomatoswoop (talk): Per redirect revert) Tags: Twinkle Undo
- diffhist Wikipedia:Manual of Style 18:09 +17 Tomatoswoop talk contribs (→Article titles, sections, and headings: added shortcut to article text) (MOS:TITLE is for titles of works)) Tag: Reverted
- diffhist Wikipedia:Manual of Style 17:10 +15 Remsense talk contribs (Restored revision 1297391459 by Beland (talk): Correct before, the wishy-washy qualifiers are pointless, confusing, and redundant (see the box at the top of the page)) Tags: Twinkle Undo
- diffhist Wikipedia:Manual of Style 16:33 −15 Tomatoswoop talk contribs (→Section headings: better example because it includes a proper noun also (and it wasn't a real article before anyway, so why not)) Tag: Reverted
25 June 2025
- diffhist Wikipedia:Manual of Style 22:45 −148 Beland talk contribs (→Strong national ties to a topic: {{Use Commonwealth English}} was deleted because Commonwealth English is not a single dialect with a dictionary)
- diffhist University of Manchester 17:09 0 Robminchin talk contribs (Undid revision 1297245397 by 98.51.2.201 (talk) Not the same meaning and) Tag: Undo
- diffhist University of Manchester 01:02 0 98.51.2.201 talk (practical application is an abstract phrase; replacing it with clearer, more concrete language that makes the sentence more accessible and vivid) Tag: Reverted
24 June 2025
- diffhist University of Manchester 05:38 +16 Urselius talk contribs (small change in wording)
- diffhist University of Manchester 05:34 +41 Urselius talk contribs (Undid revision 1297070925 by 73.15.153.38 (talk)Not an improvement, 'were home to' is too domestic a wording.) Tag: Undo
- diffhist University of Manchester 00:38 −41 73.15.153.38 talk (conversational and clear language (“were home to”) and clarifies the post-merger timing smoothly) Tag: Reverted
23 June 2025
- diffhist University of Manchester 18:46 −17 Urselius talk contribs (Undid revision 1297020841 by 209.214.137.154 (talk) What?) Tag: Undo
- diffhist University of Manchester 18:35 +17 209.214.137.154 talk (citations do not provide news nor mention of 2004 formation but follow some information related to obsolete details on a pervious version of UoM; right now we know storage of some info is in a Britannica not accessible via web but suppose we can portend that it is there and may in fact be there if we were able to check; sentence could be cleaned up a bit for accuracy and clarification's sake; doesn't work too well for its importance in the article's accredited historiography) Tag: Reverted
22 June 2025
- diffhist University of Manchester 17:32 −4 98.51.4.52 talk (replacing "scientific principles" with "science," the sentence avoids repetition and simplifies the structure while still conveying the idea that foundational scientific principles underlie all professions)
21 June 2025
- diffhist m University of Manchester 20:55 −1 Billlion talk contribs (→History: bequeath -> bequest)
- diffhist Wikipedia:Manual of Style 20:28 −1 Stephan Leeds talk contribs (→Slashes (strokes): “an” to “a” in “an {{wbr}}”)
- diffhist University of Manchester 16:13 0 73.15.153.37 talk (critically offsetting:-: The word 'bequeath' is more precise and formal than left, which suits the historical and legal context of a will. For most, it also elevates the tone, aligning with the gravity of the financial gesture and the time period.)