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*If (2n+1)-edo is good, then n-edo and (n+1)-edo are probably bad, or at least heavily inconsistent, because many intervals near the half octave (especially [[3/2]]) will be off.
*If (2n+1)-edo is good, then n-edo and (n+1)-edo are probably bad, or at least heavily inconsistent, because many intervals near the half octave (especially [[3/2]]) will be off.
*If m-edo and n-edo are good, and most intervals are either accurate enough or off in the opposite directions, then (m+n)-edo is probably good.
*If m-edo and n-edo are good, and most intervals are either accurate enough or off in the opposite directions, then (m+n)-edo is probably good.
*The [[JI subgroup]] an EDO supports matters. An EDO whose subgroup is not prime is better viewed as a subset of a larger temperament (either another EDO or a higher-rank temperament), than as a temperament itself.
*The [[JI subgroup]] an EDO supports matters. An EDO whose subgroup is not prime (especially when it is fractional) is better viewed as a subset of a larger temperament (either another EDO or a higher-rank temperament), than as a temperament itself.


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