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I would like to argue that hebrew translation of "The Marker" as "da-marker" should be removed, as "The Marker" is, in fact, spelled in English everywhere. There is no use of this transliteration into Hebrew in the Hebrew language, and as such, it has no place on this page. I would like to open this issue to discussion and would welcome any support for this idea or counter-arguments. If no comments are posted in 30 days, I will remove the Hebrew transliteration. Jadorno (talk) 00:58, 21 November 2008 (UTC)Reply
