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The compliments slips I have seen in the UK have all been 1/3 A4 size (99x210mm); the article cites a recommendation that such be A6 size. While I appreciate this is a published source, anyone can make a recommendation, but the encyclopaedic description should represent reality. Hence I would like to recommend that this statement and reference be removed and instead replaced with something to the effect of what I have stated here. One reference found in a cursory Google search was , which states: "The 1/3 A4 format (99 × 210 mm) is also commonly applied for reduced letterheads for short notes that contain not much more than a one sentence message and fit without folding into a DL envelope." If there is no discussion on this I will make the changes. (Sbutler (talk) 10:18, 25 November 2009 (UTC))Reply
