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oldid 966187526 edit
With the oldid 966187526 ssaved on 5 July 2020, I added a historical section sourced with a list of research papers. I've thought research papers could be useful just to have a third-party proof of the number of bibliographic records and holding data tht were reached by SUNCAT.
It could also be useful to have a third-party proof of the number of UK reaserch libraries which has been involved into a service which -according to the current WP article- claimed to be "the most comprehensive catalogue of serial holdings". I dont think they were so relevant in this case.Ciccio81ge (talk) 17:26, 5 July 2020 (UTC)