I think you must be confusing this with something from another site; or your just misremembering what you thought you read and have't checked back to see your error.

  1. I didn't change anything. (Please ask tye to verify that I made no edits at all!)

    The only post in the entire thread that contains the phrase "sums of multiple powers of three"; is yours. (Or was Until I posted this response.)

  2. And I didn't mention 6 anywhere.

And with your parentheticals, it makes even less sense; since "6" isn't mention in either of your (mis) quotes; nor in the post to which you responded.

Quite where you dreamed that your saw something that needed your correction; I can only hazard a guess. (Good stuff was it?)

Why you then comeback and defend it with a bunch of made up crap; is just vintage ikegami.

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In reply to Re^7: Can It Be Written In Base X With Only 1s And 0s by BrowserUk
in thread Can It Be Written In Base X With Only 1s And 0s by Limbic~Region

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