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Typical saying things that don't mean anything but sound good to people who don't think to closely. Just like letting people under her violate policy to ban high output, passionate editors and turning them into critics!
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返信先: さん, さん
Yeah this statement by Ms. Maher isn't even remotely true. In fact, Wikiversity had an initiative in the last couple years to track what people were studying in order to better cover those topics. So either Ms. Maher doesn't know...or she's just flat lying!
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