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Line 25: ==FAQ== ===Why does it say NaN%?=== This can happen when dividing by zero. For example, if a user have no major edits, then ''major edit summary use'' would be 0/0 which returns NaN in javascript. Any % can give these,; '''nothing''' else should ''ever'' do that though. ===Why is this edit showing up as minor?=== See "minor" above. Not all edits not marked as minor will be counted as major, such edits will say "minor" in green next to it, whereas non-reverts that were marked as minor will have "minor" in black next to it.

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