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Firstly, thank you for helping keep the US sales for M2:TC updated. Secondly, I wanted to ask if you could refrain from changing the format of the citations in the table. You are not obligated to adopt the specific format in your editing across WP, but this particular article utilizes it to allow certain parameters to be easily discernable at a glance no matter where on the page an editor may choose to work. You previously copied the existing format, but then started changing older refs to match newer ones you added, and when the new ones were adjusted, you changed them back. Since I occasionally check the page for citation consistency or gmmr/punct errors, its no problem for me to tweak them (as I have done in the past) to make sure they match. If using a diff format is easier for you, by all means continue doing so for any new additions you make, but please don't change things once they've been adjusted. Thank you again for your contributions and happy editing! -- Carlobunnie (talk) 20:30, 3 July 2022 (UTC)

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