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    Posted by caithion on Sun 17 of Oct, 2010 05:07 GMT-0000 posts: 708 ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆

    They're done, they're done! The Performance Lists by Year are as complete as they can be made using recent published Revue data. Of course, there are errors in the published data, and there are human errors in typing out everything, and translation errors. So, please, if you find a mistake, fix it or let the TakaWiki editors know. :)

    Also, fans have been adding information from older programs and such that isn't even included in the latest Revue publications, possibly lost knowledge (some show titles and dates from the 10s to 40s are missing, possibly lost in the chaos of the war years?), which I think is spectacular! We're filling in some of the gaps.

    Well, that only took four and a half years of everyone's lives. Heh. Enjoy. *grin*
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    Posted by Zephy on Sun 17 of Oct, 2010 14:44 GMT-0000 posts: 128 ☆ ☆ ☆ Japan

    > "Recently published" in a relative sense; the lists from the 80th and 90th anniversary books. :)

    Whew! Thought I missed something! Thanks for clarifying
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    Posted by caithion on Sun 17 of Oct, 2010 09:28 GMT-0000 posts: 708 ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆

    > (Reminds me that I should probably come out of my unplanned wiki hiatus and work on all of those old programs that have been waiting for me to transcribe!).

    Woohoo!

    > Out of curiosity, what recently published data is this? Did I miss something?

    "Recently published" in a relative sense; the lists from the 80th and 90th anniversary books. :)
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    Posted by Zephy on Sun 17 of Oct, 2010 07:31 GMT-0000 posts: 128 ☆ ☆ ☆ Japan
    Good job, everyone!

    (Reminds me that I should probably come out of my unplanned wiki hiatus and work on all of those old programs that have been waiting for me to transcribe!).

    Out of curiosity, what recently published data is this? Did I miss something?
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