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21:2621:26, 10 January 2014 diff hist −2 List of Downton Abbey episodes →Series Four (2013): "Their" is an awkward, ungrammatical way to solve the "it" problem. "It" sounds a little as if a person is called a thing, but it's what's said when the gender is as yet unknown.

04:3104:31, 8 January 2014 diff hist −38 Bitmessage Source only mentions some revelations, it does not actually say "Snowden". "Snowden" is probably off topic anyway, not really material to subject. The urge to mention his name in particular also has a slight aroma of POV (IMHO :-) ). .

08:5508:55, 1 January 2014 diff hist −15 Basalt fiber Bad form (silly and impractical) to feel that we have to put the English and American spellings next to each other. The article is in the American spelling system so stick to your guns.
02:1702:17, 1 January 2014 diff hist −27 George Winston →Career: Off topic digressive detail, these facts pertain to and can be found in the linked article.

19:1619:16, 31 December 2013 diff hist +840 Talk:Specific strength →Specific velocity: My shock.
18:3818:38, 31 December 2013 diff hist −746 Specific strength →Relation to velocity: Removed uncited bunk. Units are frequently the same for things that are very different. The same units doesn't make the two things related! (Example: Torque & Energy are both in force-length but are not the same thing at all) Tag: section blanking
00:5900:59, 31 December 2013 diff hist −78 Etch A Sketch →See also: Off topic detail. (A mention by Freud of something that isn't the subject of this article)
00:5600:56, 31 December 2013 diff hist −308 Etch A Sketch →See also: Details here are off topic. (Also, if you want details, the linked-to place has them in a place where they're on-topic.)