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Hello, I noticed that the merge tag had been on this article since January 2007 and also that there was no discussion about merging it on the page it was suggested to be merged with. In an effort to begin a discuss I first propose that instead of merging Barani to somersault, it should instead be merged with Frontflip. While the two are both names to acrobatic moves, a barani is more closely tied to a frontflip because the execution and setup are very similar. There is already a small section about the barani on the frontflip page that could be expanded by the information on this article. Any thoughts? (Guyinblack2515:48, 25 March 2007 (UTC))Reply