Tyrrell McAllister

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Some math editing links

Hi Tyrrell. So here's a link to the talk page for WikiProject Mathematics: WT:WPM. There is also Wikipedia:WikiProject_Mathematics/Current_activity which is updated regularly by a bot and people. You might also want to add your name and interests/expertise to Wikipedia:WikiProject_Mathematics/Participants. This can be useful for people looking to improve certain topics. Oh yeah, Fermat's Last Theorem is currently under an A-class review. Take a look at the criteria, but basically it could use your keen eye and good writing. --C S (Talk) 09:46, 15 June 2007 (UTC)

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