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:::: Thank you for correcting me. Sure, should be “Mixolydic”. I produced “Myxolydic” under the influence of “Myxic”, as I can see it now. :-) — [[User:SAKryukov|SA]], ''Sunday 2021 February 14, 22:05 UTC''

:::: For the record, “so we don't confuse” is not a sufficient reason for modifying a letter creating neologisms. New words also tend to follow cultural tradition, not just convenience or something, so it's always better not to break this principle. — [[User:SAKryukov|SA]], ''Sunday 2021 February 14, 22:10 UTC''

:::: For the record, “so we don't confuse” is not a sufficient reason for modifying a letter while creating neologisms. New words also tend to follow cultural tradition, not just convenience or something, so it's always better not to break this principle. — [[User:SAKryukov|SA]], ''Sunday 2021 February 14, 22:10 UTC''

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	:::: Thank you for correcting me. Sure, should be “Mixolydic”. I produced “Myxolydic” under the influence of “Myxic”, as I can see it now. :-) — [[User:SAKryukov\|SA]], ''Sunday 2021 February 14, 22:05 UTC''		:::: Thank you for correcting me. Sure, should be “Mixolydic”. I produced “Myxolydic” under the influence of “Myxic”, as I can see it now. :-) — [[User:SAKryukov\|SA]], ''Sunday 2021 February 14, 22:05 UTC''
	:::: For the record, “so we don't confuse” is not a sufficient reason for modifying a letter creating neologisms. New words also tend to follow cultural tradition, not just convenience or something, so it's always better not to break this principle. — [[User:SAKryukov\|SA]], ''Sunday 2021 February 14, 22:10 UTC''		:::: For the record, “so we don't confuse” is not a sufficient reason for modifying a letter while creating neologisms. New words also tend to follow cultural tradition, not just convenience or something, so it's always better not to break this principle. — [[User:SAKryukov\|SA]], ''Sunday 2021 February 14, 22:10 UTC''