@telescopeviolet2718 hours ago
If the unit changes the math, ask. That's not over-clarifying.
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@drowsy_snack9621 hours agoItaly
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What should I do if an exhibit seems to be missing a unit, axis label, or definition that I need for the analysis? I do not want to invent an assumption, but I also do not want to get stuck on a small detail.
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