User talk:KOJR

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About COI

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Population updates

I wanted to explain why I have reverted much of your work. First, unless you update the citations and cite where you are getting the info, the old citations remain and say otherwise. It's not acceptable to have the figures in the text no longer match the figures in the citation--in this case the citation was from 2006. Feel free to update the figures with those numbers for the 2009 estimate. I can help you with the formatting of citations if needed. Katr67 (talk) 19:45, 13 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]