User talk:CalifHistoryProf
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Re: this edit [1] where you summarize "Your numbers can lead the reader to believe a smaller number of deaths occurred w/o further investigation. It is misleading. Change the paragraph to include this or I will keep editing". The appropriate place to address your concerns is on the article talkpage. I assume you're concerned that people will take the 1.2 million victims attributed to Zyklon B as an alternate to the 6 million total Jewish victims of the Holocaust. That's a valid concern, but don't threaten to edit-war ("or I will keep editing"), as that's disruptive, and everybody is interested in portraying the victim count accurately, in context. Please work out an acceptable wording on the article talkpage, assuming good faith. Acroterion (talk) 15:49, 2 January 2014 (UTC)