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Hi, Maky! I noticed you've reviewedLemurs of Madagascar's fifth edition, and I'm wondering if you have any interest in updating its 'Content' section with what's in the new edition. It's not set in stone, but as there are five editions, it's very likely some of the more specific information about previous editions will have to get placed into footnotes or pruned altogether. I would do this, but I'm pretty sure no library near me has a copy of the fifth edition, and I'm neither very rich nor a primatologist and therefore can't justify $50 for the book (fantastic as it may be). Hope you're doing well.TheTechnician27(Talk page)20:10, 3 May 2025 (UTC)[reply]

I didn't even know there were new editions until I read this. I've ordered the 5th edition and asked someone connected with the book to send me an elusive copy of the 4th, which is only in French and seems to have had a very limited run. (This latter fact can't be mentioned in the article because I won't have a secondary source to cite... unless it's mentioned in the 5th edition itself.)

I'll consider doing some simple updates, but I don't really edit much anymore due to the hostile environment on Wikipedia, as well as the negative ramifications editing has had on my professional life. There are also several paid editors working secretly for several large lemur conservation groups, such as theLemur Conservation Foundation and theDuke Lemur Center, and editing lemur-related articles is likely to lead to conflicts and hostility.Maky (talk)02:04, 6 May 2025 (UTC)[reply]

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