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:[[User:PatSunter|PatSunter]] is an expert in the subject. I suggest you discuss your concerns here before claiming that you know that his edits ''within his professional sphere of knowledge'' are 'unhelpful' or 'amateurish'. [[User:Joeturner|Joeturner]] 02:58, 10 May 2013 (PDT) | :[[User:PatSunter|PatSunter]] is an expert in the subject. I suggest you discuss your concerns here before claiming that you know that his edits ''within his professional sphere of knowledge'' are 'unhelpful' or 'amateurish'. [[User:Joeturner|Joeturner]] 02:58, 10 May 2013 (PDT) | ||
:Having reviewed the page, I have to say that I don't understand the table - what is the relevance of the red and green spots? Do multiple red spots mean 'really bad'? and multiple green ones 'really good' | :Having reviewed the page, I have to say that I don't understand the table - what is the relevance of the red and green spots? Do multiple red spots mean 'really bad'? and multiple green ones 'really good'? Are you seriously suggesting that a car is faster than an airship - or an aeroplane is more safe than a coach? Where did you get this information from? How are you making these judgements? [[User:Joeturner|Joeturner]] 03:12, 10 May 2013 (PDT) | ||
Note: While this table may be a useful starting guide, please also bear in mind several caveats of the difficulty of quantifying modes of transport for a direct comparison. 2 particular issues are highlighted below | Note: While this table may be a useful starting guide, please also bear in mind several caveats of the difficulty of quantifying modes of transport for a direct comparison. 2 particular issues are highlighted below |