Woodwindfanatic

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Hīel, namen mine beāe ‘Woodwindfanatic’ and bea ně a thiç. Bea nięl hě çþēćāe lela Heptç and Engliçh. Til finda nię ěi ćpēte le þageç en Heptç, męçt dć þageç mine beīe en Engliçh.

Hi, my user name is ‘Woodwindfanatic’ and I am new to Wikipedia. I am a native speaker of English and the Heptç language. Until I find a way of creating pages in the Heptç language, most of my pages will be in English.

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$0.{\bar {9}}=1$This user knows that 0.999... is exactly 1.