Billion - Revision history

Libreoffice74 at 21:01, 13 March 2019

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Daniel Leech at 10:09, 1 March 2019

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Daniel Leech at 10:02, 1 March 2019

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Daniel Leech at 10:01, 1 March 2019

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Daniel Leech at 09:58, 1 March 2019

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Daniel Leech at 09:56, 1 March 2019

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Daniel Leech at 08:40, 30 January 2019

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Daniel Leech at 10:07, 29 January 2019

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Daniel Leech at 10:06, 29 January 2019

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Daniel Leech at 13:45, 31 August 2016

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 The relationship between the numeric values and the corresponding names in the two scales can be described as:
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 The website (usually) and FIGU use long scale, however there are many translations of FIGU works created by many from all over the world. Which may have used the short scale billion in the translation of any numbers listed in the text. Often the number is presented in text form which maintains the value intended, example: ten million million light years.<br><br>
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-Unfortunately the website uses numbers from the short and long scale in a sometimes intermixed form and often the reference has not been provided to the original text, this is understandable as individuals from every nation use the website and the content has generally been a kind of international collaborative effort. Please help us clear up the various historical discrepancies on the website for moving forward together, if you find that a number is wrong after verifying it from the original source text, please leave a comment asking an editor to correct it with some information about the source text so we can reference it, so that others can enjoy the content.
+Unfortunately the website uses numbers from the short and long scale in a sometimes intermixed form and often the reference has not been provided to the original text, this is understandable as individuals from every nation use the website and the content has generally been a kind of international collaborative effort. Please help us clear up the various historical discrepancies on the website for moving forward together, if you find that a number is wrong after verifying it from the original source text, please leave either a comment asking an editor to correct it with some information about the source text so we can reference it, or see [[Contributing Content]] and correct it yourself, for the enjoyment of the content by other readers.
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 The correct usage of Billion for FIGU works is long scale billion. Its to keep consistency and the common transferable scale between texts for the readers comfort and reading pleasure. Comes natively in long count, just the way it has been presented at source. We should continue to present it this way with notes about long scale so the individual reader can change the numbers to short count reliably and not unconditionally to prevent confusion. Just leave a link reference to this page to any number over a billion.

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	You saw the word billion somewhere did you? - It ''probably'' represented a '''thousand million'''. It can be checked in the [[Contact_Statistics#Book_Statistics\|original document]] if it has interested you.		You saw the word billion somewhere did you? - It ''probably'' represented a '''thousand million'''. It can be checked in the [[Contact_Statistics#Book_Statistics\|original document]] if it has interested you.

−	Continue reading if you want but most persons don't care about that, you don't have to care about the numbers.	+	Continue reading if you want but most persons don't care about that, you don't have to care about the numbers if it doesn't interest you, it was a big number ok.

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	You saw the word billion somewhere did you? - It ''probably'' represented a '''thousand million'''. It can be checked in the [[Contact_Statistics#Book_Statistics\|original document]] if it has interested you.		You saw the word billion somewhere did you? - It ''probably'' represented a '''thousand million'''. It can be checked in the [[Contact_Statistics#Book_Statistics\|original document]] if it has interested you.
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		+	Continue reading if you want but most persons don't care about that, you don't have to care about the numbers.
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	'''Long and short scale'''<br><br>		'''Long and short scale'''<br><br>

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-You saw the word billion somewhere on the website did you? - It ''probably'' represented a '''thousand million'''. It can be checked in the [[Contact_Statistics#Book_Statistics|original document]] if it has interested you.
+You saw the word billion somewhere did you? - It ''probably'' represented a '''thousand million'''. It can be checked in the [[Contact_Statistics#Book_Statistics|original document]] if it has interested you.
 '''Long and short scale'''<br><br>

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-There are many translations of FIGU works created by many from all over the world. Which may have used the short scale billion in the translation of any numbers listed in the text. Often the number is presented in text form which maintains the value intended, example: ten million million light years.
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 Unfortunately the website uses numbers from the short and long scale in a sometimes intermixed form and often the reference has not been provided to the original text, this is understandable as individuals from every nation use the website and the content has generally been a kind of international collaborative effort. Please help us clear up the various historical discrepancies on the website for moving forward together, if you find that a number is wrong after verifying it from the original source text, please leave a comment asking an editor to correct it with some information about the source text so we can reference it, so that others can enjoy the content.
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