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Planned improvement

I will be significantly improving this page within the next couple of days. --Jethrogb (talk) 18:42, 6 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]
Done --Jethrogb (talk) 07:32, 17 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]
I edited the language of the first paragraph a bit. It was a bit wordy so I just tried to condense and simplify. I would also suggest considering if there's a way to reword the first sentence to focus a bit more on the outcome and significance of the case rather than just the facts. --Beccastanger 09:52, 19 Nov 2014
Is the Orphan Project just a work of University of Michigan? The case seems to say "four of the Hathitrust Universities." --Beccastanger 22:48, 25 Nov 2014
Where did the main objective and main functionality statements come from? From the case, full-text searches, preservation, and disability access all seem to be objectives and functions of the system. --Beccastanger 22:53, 25 Nov 2014

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