Re: Incorrect information on Thermistor wiki

I agree to much of what you've lamented about the fragmentation of ideas in the community. But I think we're straying far from my initial question. I do intend to edit the wiki but I thought i'd run it by the community first.

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That's your opinion. Others have no trouble with the small ones. Pointing out the differences (faster response time(?) vs. easier handling) would be a welcome contribution.

Maintaining good thermal conductivity with the heater block is also important to get good response, which is why you would want a thermistor that fits the thermistor hole.

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3. Thermistors should be glued in for good thermal conductivity.

You've given us an example of an "it works for me" solution. Not everyone wants to permanently mount their thermistors. There are many alternatives.