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Graphical changes from 2018 help this article a lot--I like the module images, they make the sections a lot clearer. I could take or leave the changes to colored text; I think they helped, but I can also understand how someone could see them as distracting. Either way is good I think.

I disagree with putting equations in this page. The UniWiki currently has two large articles that discuss ECM: this article, and the ECM page (used to be called the ECM Guide). I think the ECM Guide is intended to be a more mathematical, technical guide to the topic; in principle, we could have math and equations for any of the four EWAR types, but it is distinctly valuable for ECM, so I'm glad we have that page. But I don't think you *have* to know math to use ECM, and so the EWAR page is, IMHO, better as an introductory, simpler approach to all four EWAR types. The EWAR article was written to suggest that you really don't *need* to know the math to use EWAR, and to get you in quickly. I recommend moving the equations to the ECM page (which is mentioned and linked at the bottom of the ECM section of this article). -Antei

I disagree with putting equations in this page. The UniWiki currently has two large articles that discuss ECM: this article, and the ECM page (used to be called the ECM Guide). I think the ECM Guide is intended to be a more mathematical, technical guide to the topic; in principle, we could have math and equations for any of the four EWAR types, but it is distinctly valuable for ECM, so I'm glad we have that page. But I don't think you *have* to know math to use ECM, and so the EWAR page is, IMHO, better as an introductory, simpler approach to all four EWAR types. The EWAR article was written to suggest that you really don't *need* to know the math to use EWAR, and to get you in quickly. I recommend moving the equations to the ECM page (which is mentioned and linked at the bottom of the ECM section of this article).

Interested in others' opinions on this. -Antei

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Is the below really "Discussion"? You could put it in your User: Sandbox.

:The brightly colored text was really distracting. I don't see a reason for making not so important thing like item names so bright and attention grabbing.

: The [[Electronic Countermeasures]] could do with a complete restructure and the details could be moved there.

:The thing below is just for preserving the info that was on old target spectrum breaker page https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/index.php?title=Target_Spectrum_Breaker&oldid=119588<br>

:It doesn't really fit enywhere but research like that should be kept somewhere easier to find than in history of a redirect page. [[User:Hirmuolio pine|Hirmuolio pine]] ([[User talk:Hirmuolio pine|talk]]) 05:03, 19 February 2018 (CST)

=Target Spectrum Breaker Data Summary=

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 Graphical changes from 2018 help this article a lot--I like the module images, they make the sections a lot clearer. I could take or leave the changes to colored text; I think they helped, but I can also understand how someone could see them as distracting. Either way is good I think.
-I disagree with putting equations in this page. The UniWiki currently has two large articles that discuss ECM: this article, and the ECM page (used to be called the ECM Guide). I think the ECM Guide is intended to be a more mathematical, technical guide to the topic; in principle, we could have math and equations for any of the four EWAR types, but it is distinctly valuable for ECM, so I'm glad we have that page. But I don't think you *have* to know math to use ECM, and so the EWAR page is, IMHO, better as an introductory, simpler approach to all four EWAR types. The EWAR article was written to suggest that you really don't *need* to know the math to use EWAR, and to get you in quickly. I recommend moving the equations to the ECM page (which is mentioned and linked at the bottom of the ECM section of this article). -Antei
+I disagree with putting equations in this page. The UniWiki currently has two large articles that discuss ECM: this article, and the ECM page (used to be called the ECM Guide). I think the ECM Guide is intended to be a more mathematical, technical guide to the topic; in principle, we could have math and equations for any of the four EWAR types, but it is distinctly valuable for ECM, so I'm glad we have that page. But I don't think you *have* to know math to use ECM, and so the EWAR page is, IMHO, better as an introductory, simpler approach to all four EWAR types. The EWAR article was written to suggest that you really don't *need* to know the math to use EWAR, and to get you in quickly. I recommend moving the equations to the ECM page (which is mentioned and linked at the bottom of the ECM section of this article).
+Interested in others' opinions on this. -Antei
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 Is the below really "Discussion"? You could put it in your User: Sandbox.
+:The brightly colored text was really distracting. I don't see a reason for making not so important thing like item names so bright and attention grabbing.
+: The [[Electronic Countermeasures]] could do with a complete restructure and the details could be moved there.
+:The thing below is just for preserving the info that was on old target spectrum breaker page https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/index.php?title=Target_Spectrum_Breaker&oldid=119588<br>
+:It doesn't really fit enywhere but research like that should be kept somewhere easier to find than in history of a redirect page. [[User:Hirmuolio pine|Hirmuolio pine]] ([[User talk:Hirmuolio pine|talk]]) 05:03, 19 February 2018 (CST)
 =Target Spectrum Breaker Data Summary=