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Please comment on Talk:Day of Ashura
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Please comment on Talk:Atlantis
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= What I'm looking for in the Farsalinos/PBusardo video
Hi there, I was looking at a couple of things.
- Use it to source the claim that says that wicking materials and airflow greatly affects the quality of the vape, add that certain wicking setups add to the quality as well.
- Introducing high powered specialized mods. Subsequently talking about what kind of atomizer may or may not be used with them.
- Talking about different materials like pyrex and stainless steel that are better than materials previously used.
- Source a claim that talks about puff counter and puff duration on certain mod (I don't remember if the claim is still there, if not I would add it.)
I would of also liked to add in another section the divide that exists between the e-cigs industry, the cigalikes vs the refillables industries (as Farsalinos calls them) as well as the fragmentation of the refillable industry.
Those are some examples of what I would of like to see. It is really a shame that we cannot use it, which is, between you and me, absolutely ridiculous. The guy is a well known specialist, talking about a subject that is directly within is field of expertise and we can't use it because of the format in which the information is being given. I profoundly despise the form-over-content rules that we need to abide by when common sense would dictate otherwise. Don't get me wrong... I get that we cannot use blogs or vlogs etc etc when the claims are made by the blogger or vlogger, but if a blogger interviews a specialist and that the information provided is without the shadow of a doubt being reported accurately (i.e. hearing it from the horses mouth like in this case) common! Anyways.... I know I can't change that. Rant over. TheNorlo (talk) 00:06, 19 December 2014 (UTC)
- Thanks but the link you've sent me speaks exclusively of crappy big tobacco cig-a-likes and says nothing about the stuff that actually works i.e. refillable ecig gear. Finding info on these is still very hard to come by.TheNorlo (talk) 20:55, 19 December 2014 (UTC)
Please comment on Misplaced Pages talk:WikiProject Education
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December 2014
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So that there is no confusion when we go to 3RR Doc James (talk · contribs · email) 20:03, 20 December 2014 (UTC)