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Line 45: == Programming language implementations == I was looking at the programming language implementations for Base58 on this page while doing research for [[Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Base58]]. I came to the conclusion that we are on the wrong path here. I could create, say, [[Base 11]] (for [[Spinal Tap (band)\|Spinal Tap]] fans) and [[Base666]] (for use by [[Daemon (computing)\|daemons]]) write up some routines for [[Python (programming language)\|Python]], [[C (programming language)\|C]], [[Forth (programming language)\|Forth]], [[GW-BASIC]], [[LOLCODE]] and [[Whitespace (programming language)\|Whitespace]]. publish them on GitHub, and add them to this list. I say we should nuke the column. it isn't useful. --[[User:Guy Macon\|Guy Macon]] ([[User talk:Guy Macon\|talk]]) 1718:5904, 2 July 2020 (UTC)

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