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Hi. While I appreciate the intent of your recent changes to this page to include state registration - and in fact once tried to do something similar - I have a few concerns. My main one is that it obscures those parties that only have state registration, which used to be available at a glance; one now has to trawl through each state and cross-reference with the unprecedentedly huge list of federal parties. The information is something that I think is valuable, but I'm not sure this is the best way to present it. I still like the table idea (which can be seen on the talkpage), but this met some opposition too. Either way I'd like to invite you to discuss it on the talk page to see if we can come up with a version that does away with the concerns. Frickeg (talk) 00:46, 11 August 2013 (UTC)Reply
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