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21 July 2025
- diffhist Caroline Herschel 05:22 +6 Graham87 talk contribs (use inflation year template to match Wikipedia's inflation data)
- diffhist Martine Bertereau 04:06 −36 Smasongarrison talk contribs (Removing from Category:17th-century inventors Diffusing per WP:DIFFUSE and/or WP:ALLINCLUDED using Cat-a-lot)
19 July 2025
- diffhist m Mary Somerville 11:38 +4 Billtkd talk contribs (→Death: Punctuation of parenthetical phrases.)
- diffhist m Mary Somerville 11:37 +12 Billtkd talk contribs (→Science practice and writing: Punctuation of parenthetical phrases.)
- diffhist m Mary Somerville 11:32 +6 Billtkd talk contribs (→Marriage and studies: Punctuation of parenthetical phrases. (Many were already delimited by commas but many weren’t.))
- diffhist m Mary Somerville 11:30 +3 Billtkd talk contribs (→Early life and education: Punctuation of parenthetical phrases. Removed double space.)
- diffhist Mary Somerville 11:27 +5 Billtkd talk contribs (→Early life and education: Punctuation of parenthetical phrase. Amended awkward word order. Rephrased for clarity,)
- diffhist Hypatia 07:13 0 David Eppstein talk contribs (Undid revision 1301296885 by Miranche (talk) WP:DATEVAR demands that this sort of change be done by discussion and consensus, not unilaterally, especially with the prominent role of early Christianity in this article) Tag: Undo
- diffhist m Hypatia 03:08 0 Miranche talk contribs (AD -> CE, more appropriate for Hypatia) Tag: Reverted
18 July 2025
- diffhist Women in science 00:33 +1,803 CaptainAngus talk contribs (→United States after World War II: Adding paragraph to introduce this topic (women in science in the US after WWII))