Post-it note - Revision history

RobSmith at 19:09, April 4, 2020

2020-04-04T19:09:44Z

DavidB4-bot: /* top */clean up & uniformity

2016-07-12T02:34:40Z

top: clean up & uniformity

HenryS at 21:57, September 6, 2008

2008-09-06T21:57:18Z

HelpJazz: bold

2008-03-17T20:39:59Z

bold

Aziraphale: categorize

2007-07-23T23:03:34Z

categorize

Human: minor copyedits, links

2007-04-28T18:47:19Z

minor copyedits, links

Philip J. Rayment: Redo spelling fix

2007-04-24T10:16:43Z

Redo spelling fix

Aloysius at 09:42, April 24, 2007

2007-04-24T09:42:34Z

Philip J. Rayment: Spelling

2007-04-24T09:38:34Z

Spelling

RSchlafly: Post-it® note moved to Post-it note: no need to promote trademark

2007-04-24T00:45:15Z

Post-it® note moved to Post-it note: no need to promote trademark

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−	The '''Post-it note''' is a small piece of paper with a special adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by [[~~Michigan~~ Mining and Manufacturing\|3M]], they were considered to be inventive because the notes can adhere and also then be removed. Originally yellow, they are now found in a variety of [[color]]s and [[shape]]s.	+	The '''Post-it note''' is a small piece of paper with a special adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by [[Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing\|3M]], they were considered to be inventive because the notes can adhere and also then be removed. Originally yellow, they are now found in a variety of [[color]]s and [[shape]]s.

	[[Category:Communication]]		[[Category:Communication]]

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	The '''Post-it note''' is a small piece of paper with a special adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by [[Michigan Mining and Manufacturing\|3M]], they were considered to be inventive because the notes can adhere and also then be removed. Originally yellow, they are now found in a variety of [[color]]s and [[shape]]s.		The '''Post-it note''' is a small piece of paper with a special adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by [[Michigan Mining and Manufacturing\|3M]], they were considered to be inventive because the notes can adhere and also then be removed. Originally yellow, they are now found in a variety of [[color]]s and [[shape]]s.

−	[[~~category~~:~~communication~~]]	+	[[Category:Communication]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:57, September 6, 2008
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−	A '''Post-~~it®~~ note''' is a small piece of paper with a special adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by [[Michigan Mining and Manufacturing\|3M]], they were considered to be inventive because the notes can adhere and also then be removed. Originally yellow, they are now found in a variety of [[color]]s and [[shape]]s.	+	The '''Post-it note''' is a small piece of paper with a special adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by [[Michigan Mining and Manufacturing\|3M]], they were considered to be inventive because the notes can adhere and also then be removed. Originally yellow, they are now found in a variety of [[color]]s and [[shape]]s.

	[[category:communication]]		[[category:communication]]

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−	A Post-it® note is a small piece of paper with a special adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by [[Michigan Mining and Manufacturing\|3M]], they were considered to be inventive because the notes can adhere and also then be removed. Originally yellow, they are now found in a variety of [[color]]s and [[shape]]s.	+	A '''Post-it® note''' is a small piece of paper with a special adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by [[Michigan Mining and Manufacturing\|3M]], they were considered to be inventive because the notes can adhere and also then be removed. Originally yellow, they are now found in a variety of [[color]]s and [[shape]]s.

	[[category:communication]]		[[category:communication]]

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	A Post-it® note is a small piece of paper with a special adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by [[Michigan Mining and Manufacturing\|3M]], they were considered to be inventive because the notes can adhere and also then be removed. Originally yellow, they are now found in a variety of [[color]]s and [[shape]]s.		A Post-it® note is a small piece of paper with a special adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by [[Michigan Mining and Manufacturing\|3M]], they were considered to be inventive because the notes can adhere and also then be removed. Originally yellow, they are now found in a variety of [[color]]s and [[shape]]s.
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		+	[[category:communication]]

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−	A Post-it® note is a piece a paper with an adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by 3M, they were considered to be inventive because the notes can adhere and also then be removed. Originally yellow, they are now found in a variety of ~~colors~~ and ~~shapes~~.	+	A Post-it® note is a small piece of paper with a special adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by [[Michigan Mining and Manufacturing\|3M]], they were considered to be inventive because the notes can adhere and also then be removed. Originally yellow, they are now found in a variety of [[color]]s and [[shape]]s.

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−	A Post-it® note is a piece a paper with an adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by 3M, they were considered to be inventive because the notes can adhere and also then be removed. ~~Orginally~~ yellow, they are now found in a variety of colors and shapes.	+	A Post-it® note is a piece a paper with an adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by 3M, they were considered to be inventive because the notes can adhere and also then be removed. Originally yellow, they are now found in a variety of colors and shapes.

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:42, April 24, 2007
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−	A Post-it® note is a piece a paper with an adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by 3M, they were considered to be inventive because of the notes can adhere and also then be removed. ~~Originally~~ yellow, they are now found in a variety of colors and shapes.	+	A Post-it® note is a piece a paper with an adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by 3M, they were considered to be inventive because the notes can adhere and also then be removed. Orginally yellow, they are now found in a variety of colors and shapes.

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:38, April 24, 2007
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−	A Post-it® note is a piece a paper with an adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by 3M, they were considered to be inventive because of the notes can adhere and also then be removed. ~~Orginally~~ yellow, they are now found in a variety of colors and shapes.	+	A Post-it® note is a piece a paper with an adhesive on the back, typically used in offices to record notes to oneself or colleagues. Developed by 3M, they were considered to be inventive because of the notes can adhere and also then be removed. Originally yellow, they are now found in a variety of colors and shapes.

← Older revision	Revision as of 00:45, April 24, 2007
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