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::* Material has been cut & pasted from [[domestic rabbit]] to use as a framework but still needs expanding, internationalizing, and clarification[[User:Kerani|Kerani]] ([[User talk:Kerani|talk]]) 12:37, 8 October 2012 (UTC) |
::* Material has been cut & pasted from [[domestic rabbit]] to use as a framework but still needs expanding, internationalizing, and clarification[[User:Kerani|Kerani]] ([[User talk:Kerani|talk]]) 12:37, 8 October 2012 (UTC) |
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The most recent edit ( 19:34, 17 September 2015 2620:72:0:22c:f4d0:a98d:5e07:f14e ) changed the last line in the intro paragraph from "The distribution of rabbit farming varies around the globe, and while it is on the decline in some nations, in others it is expanding." to "For the past decade, world champion rabbit fanciers have used cages constructed with [[walnut]] frame and [[tungsten]] wire." This is uncited, and a cursory Google search finds no corroboration. In addition, it appears to be bunk, on its face. I only took the time to look it up because it seemed so odd. Is there any reason not to undo this edit? I felt I should ask, but given how little talk there is on this page and that the post has been up for over three months without attention, I will probably revert it anyway myself. |
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Shouldn't this be cuniculture? --Zundark 21:50 Jan 18, 2003 (UTC)
- cuniculture, cunniculture', both are fine. Does that matter ?
- How can cunniculture be fine? The Latin word for rabbit is cuniculus. The Latin word cunnus means something quite different (as in cunnilingus). --Zundark 14:32 Jan 19, 2003 (UTC)
yeah, i think this article is actually about something... else.---Stevert
- is it a typo for bunniculture perhaps? :) Nevilley
Suggestions for Expansion
Please feel free to run with these (I will edit as well as I have time). Please include international aspect whenever possible
- livestock used (ie, species)
- Current extent & subsectors (meat/fur) of the industry (a table might be nice)
- history - Done Kerani (talk) 08:36, 15 October 2012 (UTC)
- current trends
- developed nations vs developing nations
- international trade
- techniques & methods (to include preferred breeds)
- pictures would be awesome
Kerani (talk) 02:23, 8 October 2012 (UTC)
- Material has been cut & pasted from domestic rabbit to use as a framework but still needs expanding, internationalizing, and clarificationKerani (talk) 12:37, 8 October 2012 (UTC)
Unsourced claim
The most recent edit ( 19:34, 17 September 2015 2620:72:0:22c:f4d0:a98d:5e07:f14e ) changed the last line in the intro paragraph from "The distribution of rabbit farming varies around the globe, and while it is on the decline in some nations, in others it is expanding." to "For the past decade, world champion rabbit fanciers have used cages constructed with walnut frame and tungsten wire." This is uncited, and a cursory Google search finds no corroboration. In addition, it appears to be bunk, on its face. I only took the time to look it up because it seemed so odd. Is there any reason not to undo this edit? I felt I should ask, but given how little talk there is on this page and that the post has been up for over three months without attention, I will probably revert it anyway myself.