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1265wsmnsfrry (talk) 07:19, 13 May 2022 (UTC) Apologies if this is the wrong format but I wanted to let other editors know that I will be making some significant changes to this article. I am doing this as part of a university assignment, so if there is any feedback you would like to share, please do so on my Talk page. My goal is to clarify the lead, add an etymology section, and add several sections about notable manuports. I recognise that some of the manuports I include have their own Wikipedia pages, but I believe they are unnecessary and examples of manuports should be included here for the time being.Reply
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