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Latest comment: 7 years ago by WolfShadow in topic References/Sources and Content

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First, let me say I have no problem with the reference used or the content within the article. Nonetheless, I think a wider scythe will reap more grain. In other words, more sources will net more, and hopefully useful and not just redundant, information. I think more information on blade geometry, including (if possible) blade geometry of different cutting implements of various cultures, would be of interest to anyone from the simply curious to the edge-smith (the guy who sharpens your kitchen knives) to the avid spathaphile. If the kind of information I'm referring to is in another article (and while it may be, I don't think it is, since the info I'm referring to is regarding blade geometry), then please disregard this. However, I think this article could go further in detailing what entails blade geometry. WolfShadow (talk) 16:49, 8 January 2019 (UTC)Reply