Talk:Dos Bocas oil fire

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The article is actually pretty interesting i wish i could of learned more about the wholes in the earth because of the oil. It doesn't have a lot of info which is kind of disappointing because i did think this page was interesting... But it should need ore info. Topic was cool tho is was explained what it was and what happend. Just wish it was longer, and plenty of sources for how small the page. dded some new content and a source. Regina.Phalange123 (talk) 15:52, 15 September 2015 (UTC)

checked for plagiarism on sentences ". The fire continued from 4 July 1908 to 30 August 1908 - until the oil deposit was burnt out. For the nearly two months that the fire burned, nearly 90000 barrels of oil flowed into the surrounding landscape each day. " found close paraphrasing on sentence "27 kilometers away from the fire, town residents said that they could read the newspapers at night by the light of the flames" changed close paraphrasing.Regina.Phalange123 (talk) 21:59, 6 October 2015 (UTC)

changed awkward phrasing of “It was so impossible to stop” eliminated bias in the statement "Temperatures were so high" added reference Pan American Union. and content from there added was temperature and height of oil fire and spill. Regina.Phalange123 (talk) 21:59, 6 October 2015 (UTC)

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temperature

I changed "100°F" to "1,000°F". I have no reference, but Dr. Fahrenheit defined 100° on his temperature scale as human body temperature. So that 100°F could not possibly cause any worker any trouble. It is the temperature of the person standing next to you in the elevator. Nick Beeson (talk) 21:27, 9 August 2016 (UTC)