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Erm, sorry to inquire about personal details, but I have to ask judging on your contributions and, erm, similar interests of a certain person on comp.lang.fortran: are you Mike M.? You can see my identity by following the link on my signature.

I did some formatting and clarifications at Fortran language features but didn't find enough time to complete it (real life). I meant to e-mail the aforementioned Mike to let him check it, but didn't find time. In any case, I hope we'll make a great article out of it. Regards Duja 14:22, 9 October 2006 (UTC)

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