== "Tahash" article stablized by block == 

 I had just (10:41) submitted (unsuccessfully) a minor edit to a footnote, to clarify that the link made there to Navigating the Bible II Exodus 25:5 footnote to "blue-processed skins" lists— 
 :"Teynun (blue), 'black leather", ermine (glaksinon, galy axienon), weasel, badger, keresh, wild ram, antelope, okape, giraffe, narwhal, sea cow, dugong, and seal (Pliny, Naturalia Historiæ)." 
 Apparently edits to that article are currently blocked.  This is quite satisfactory to me, since the article itself is almost entirely complete, as it is now.  I had intended afterward to make some additional minor spelling adjustments according to the actual spelling in texts cited in the article:  " o " to " ö ", and " u " to " ü ", and " s " to " š ".  Also perhaps link existing footnotes to each of the images in the "Tahash Gallery".  These can wait. 

 I am more pleased that information of an encyclopedic character (inclusive of all possible relevant viewpoints) was not removed before the block was activated.  I like to think that the article will now remain as it is long enough for Wikipedia administrators, other editors, and general readers to evaluate its substantially encyclopedic overview of the subject, also blocking any disruptive "revisionist" edits intended to remove historical information and points of view prejudicially rejected by some editors as having "no relevance to the subject" (but are included by the cited sources mentioning "tahash/tachash"). 

 Now—prior to the block: 

 Once I had found that "zoo rabbi" Natan Slifkin in 2007 before the existence of this article had explicitly set forth the link between "unicorn" and "tahash" (as did the Encyclopaedia Judaica) in the Talmud and Rabbinic writings and that he listed the same proposed meanings as did the editors of the Jewish Navigating the Bible II footnote to "blue-processed skins", I went back to previous versions of the article and retrieved information that had previously been strongly rejected as having "no secondary and third-party verification", which now can be demonstrated in citations of sources in the article to have that supportive verification.  This includes the additional useful visual information provided by the "Tahash Gallery", which I somewhat modified and expanded (adding the ganet, and the ermine and weasel, and the wild ram according to Rabbinical speculations), for immediate visual reference to each of the proposed meanings in the body of the article.  I think that if the inclusion of the revised Gallery is challenged, then the same kind of request for opinions that was made regarding the retention or exclusion of the chronological "ordering" of Various translations and proposed meanings, will likewise show consensus on the actual usefulness or uselessness of the Tahash Gallery of images, and it can then be retained or removed accordingly. 

 Except for the very minor edits proposed above (spelling, images linked to referenced sources) I think the article can stand alone right now as a fairly complete encyclopedia entry.