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Isenberg, Robert (December 15, 2025). "In defense of 'six-seven'". WBUR. Retrieved February 20, 2026. But Wikipedia would seem to agree with my son: Six-seven is a 'slang term' with 'no fixed meaning.'
Byrne, Suzy (March 3, 2026). "'It was never cool, but now it's dead.' How '6-7' lost its grip on Gen Alpha". Yahoo Life. Allie may have more authority than many Alphas, as one who's a Wikipedia editor after school. The teen reports that the 6-7 page "isn't being edited as often" as it was at the height of its popularity.
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Change "See also" to bullet point
Remove unnecessary newline at the very bottom of the arrticle (all the way down to External Links) and add a bullet point to "English idiom that also uses these numbers" to conform to MOS:SEEALSO. ~2026-36903-48 (talk) 13:10, 27 June 2026 (UTC)Reply