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Never heard of "rounding"? How much accuracy is required? 6 in (152.4 mm) or 6 in (150 mm) or 6 in (152.40 mm)? With a 1710ci engine, a couple of cc won't even be noticed. The template works. Learn to use it. TREKphiler any time you're ready, Uhura 13:09, 25 December 2018 (UTC)
With all the respect, dear… (which was your name again? I couldn't get it!) 2 mm in stroke are CRUCIAL in engine technology and I already 'rounded' to the integer mm, which is the maximum I could accept in a not technical dissertation. 150 or 152 are 3 digit numbers, which means that we guaranty an accuracy if 3 (AND NOT 2!!!) digits, so I didn't add precision adding digits but corrected a 3 digit number, which I did believe (strongly!) to be dutifull respect without sliding to fanaticism for accuracy. As for your examples, this cheap 'template' works disastrously: with 5 digit (4 of which 'significative', being the comma a digit which doesn't add accuracy but must be typed and takes uselessly a space!) it writes correctly all the first 4 significant digits, with 6 (5 significant) it doesn't add any information besides a kind of 'statement' about the construction tolerance (it means that the factory doesn't allow herself to produce an engine with more than a hundred of mm discrepancy between cylinders, With 3 digits -all significant!- the first 2 are correct, the third is absurd, technically and methodologically speaking. So let's leave for a moment the technology and let's focus on methodology: an accuracy of only 2 digits can't be taken seriously to reach a result with 5 digits of accuracy (the displacement is given twice -also metric!- with a 5 significant digit accuracy) and the displacement number is correct till the fifth significant digit ONLY if you put a bore of 139,7 (which I've 'tolerated' to not correct in 140, 'ROUNDING", as said, to not be particular) mm and 152,4 mm for the stroke. So I ask you COURTEOUSLY (for the sake of the seriosity and the respect of the readers whom we should not assume to be superficial IMPOSING our opinion about caring or not if we give numbers which give near half a litre (441 cc!!) more or less in an about 28 litre engine) to go straight and precise to the exact value (|-1|). I will insist on it while thanking you for having express frankly your opinion, giving me the opportunity to argue mine, for sure a bit 'German', which was my education, and of the nuclear engineer I am :-D Have a happy new year! GianMarco Tavazzani (talk) 19:48, 28 December 2018 (UTC)
I see you have made several edits where you changed the correct "kelvins" or "K" to the incorrect "°K". The symbol "°K" was abandoned in 1968. See Kelvin#History.--Srleffler (talk) 15:33, 4 August 2019 (UTC)
PS. The degree symbol is °, not ˚. They look almost identical, but they are two distinct characters.--Srleffler (talk) 15:38, 4 August 2019 (UTC)
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Even if "https://utrs-beta.wmflabs.org/public/appeal/view?hash=1ce562a9162155cf11bcd02ac66168a2" says the block to be expired, IT IS NOT nor I had an answer about which kind of block it was (IP? Autoblock?). Today I submitted another appeal with number 295067872c23c86a28eadb20c82b384f at 2022-08-06 18:59:45 but, when I checked it, it said 'NOT FOUND'
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Time submitted 2022-08-02 11:49:12 Appeal content Why should you be unblocked? Before to can even be able to tell you "Why should [I] be unblocked?" I should know why I was and I don't know how to know it by myself by clicking some link or so, thus I beg you to know how to know it without asking YOU, stealing your precious time. All that I could know comes from a pop-up telling about: "The account $7 has been blocked (disabled) by $1 for the following reason(s): $2 This block will expire on $6." which, apart from the fact that I am not comfortable handling $ (here we use now €), doesn't mean too much to me. That's why I would also be thankful to you if you would be so kind to tell me how to decrypt this currency symbol preceding a single-digit number. Thank you for your time; mine, at my age (70!) does not matter too much: as less you have in front, as more you become patient ;-) GianMarco Tavazzani GianMarco Tavazzani (talk) 20:01, 6 August 2022 (UTC)
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