Deletion of Why your fingernail leaves a mark on your leg when you press hard

Comment: Okay, now ''this'' would be the correct implementation of  at great benefit to the project as a whole
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Comment: A serious problem is the article title, which is a totally implausible search term. Why not the mark left by a toenail on one's chin? Does it have to be a keratin nail? I'm sure you can get the same effect with a hard-plastic plectrum. Even more severely problematic is the fact that the content is not |verifiable from |citations of |reliable sources. Nevertheless, I would expect this phenomenon to have been researched and described in the medical literature, so it is not necessarily completely unencyclopedic. (I don't see anything like this in List of cutaneous conditions or Cutaneous conditions; these appear to describe generally more lasting conditions; but wheals, mentioned in the latter, are typically also not long-lasting.) &nbsp
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