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I recently removed an edit you made to the spectral line article. The table you added did not have a clear relevance to that article. The article is discussing the concept of spectral lines in a broad sense, and your table appeared to related to a specific spectroscope technique. If you can provide me some context about the information you wanted to add, I may be able to suggest how to incorporate it, possibly into another article related to spectroscopy.

Thanks for your interest in spectroscopy on Wikipedia. ronningt (talk) 00:45, 14 August 2015 (UTC)

I took a look at the reference you provided. The information you are presenting is correct, but I am concerned that it does not enhance the introduction to this article and that is being presented out of context. The data on those spectral lines is highly specific to radio-spectroscopy. Therefore, I do not feel that table belongs in the introduction to the topic of spectral line. This article and topic need to start out broad, since the term has many applications. Please take a look at this section of the astronomical spectroscopy article. I think the information could be included there and would fit better into that more specific article. If you think that's a reasonable placement, I'm happy to help generate some discussion to provide context for the data. ronningt (talk) 14:23, 16 August 2015 (UTC)

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