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::There were multiple doubles. If you look at the other tables of APIA and Latino organizations, there are multiple organizations with dual membership and then there were a few with dual memberships that weren't listed. I don't think it's implies anything about the worth of the memberships and the dual memberships are noted. But if we have consensus, I'll put them back. [[User:Bali88|Bali88]] ([[User talk:Bali88|talk]]) 03:39, 30 August 2014 (UTC)
 
:::Ya know, another option, which would simplify a lot of things, is to eliminate the headings that indicate the umbrella organization and put the umbrella organizations as a column. When I was looking for the emphasis, I found was that there are a number of smaller umbrella organizations that aren't listed here. I also discovered that a number of organizations listed under fraternities or sororities are coed. It's a bit misleading to include them under the fraternities heading if they are coed since there is a coed section at the bottom. We could have three graphs: mens organizations, women's organizations, and coed organizations as opposed to a graph for each overseeing body. That would eliminate the need to double list, it would be easier to understand, and all the information about each organization would be in one spot.
 
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