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Regarding the removal of GitHub links as citations from the article required by @Phuzion I’d like to clarify my opinion. I think they are important. The TF-G2 is an open-source UAV, and its GitHub repository is where all development, documentation, and source code are available.
Therefore the links:
show the open-source nature of the project
provide transparency and allow verification of the article’s content.
Are mostly redundant to other citations, serving as additional references.
Removing these links would likely diminish the transparency and open-source emphasis of the described UAV. Kaklik (talk) 20:38, 29 May 2024 (UTC)Reply
