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m Dratman moved page Talk:Language-game to Talk:Language-game (philosophy): The old title, "Language-game," was distinguished from another page (unrelated) called "Language Game." That is too similar. |
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That list under "The concept ..." seems like it needs a header, but I don't feel quite qualified to write one... |
That list under "The concept ..." seems like it needs a header, but I don't feel quite qualified to write one... |
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== What is " PI 2"? (mentioned in Description section) == |
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What is " PI 2"? It is mentioned in the Description section of this article: |
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"...The term 'language game' is used to refer to: |
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Fictional examples of language use that are simpler than our own everyday language. (e.g. PI 2)..." |
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I have searched, but get many spurious hits on a computer named Raspberry PI2, and a File Extension called ".PI2". |
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If the answer is already in Wikipedia, recommend adding a link. |
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[[Special:Contributions/68.35.173.107|68.35.173.107]] ([[User talk:68.35.173.107|talk]]) 21:55, 21 February 2015 (UTC) |
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Could someone please take that HTML comment out? I don't know how to hide content, and don't want to delete the author's structure.
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The concept needs a header
That list under "The concept ..." seems like it needs a header, but I don't feel quite qualified to write one...
What is " PI 2"? (mentioned in Description section)
What is " PI 2"? It is mentioned in the Description section of this article: "...The term 'language game' is used to refer to: Fictional examples of language use that are simpler than our own everyday language. (e.g. PI 2)..."
I have searched, but get many spurious hits on a computer named Raspberry PI2, and a File Extension called ".PI2".
If the answer is already in Wikipedia, recommend adding a link.
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