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	Èhì/Ogè	Ógólógó na asaá	Òjìème	Nkwute
dị ùgbu â	15:45, 15 Ọktoba 2022	900 × 450 (242 bytes)	Mr.Terremoto	Reverted to version as of 17:54, 11 March 2019 (UTC)
	13:01, 23 Mee 2020	900 × 450 (237 bytes)	Oanes1792	Reverted to version as of 08:53, 2 December 2016 (UTC)
	17:54, 11 Maachị 2019	900 × 450 (242 bytes)	FDRMRZUSA	Reverted to version as of 20:21, 1 March 2012 (UTC): colors tone aligned to previous and successive Ethiopian flags.
	08:53, 2 Disemba 2016	900 × 450 (237 bytes)	Sarang	The purpose of the new colours: they correspond to FIAV colors (standardized recently). Even when the faded colors of 2007 are preferred by Fry1989, half the coding size is enough.
	20:29, 1 Maachị 2012	900 × 450 (542 bytes)	Fry1989	I don't see the purpose of the new colours, they were only standardized recently
	20:21, 1 Maachị 2012	900 × 450 (242 bytes)	Magasjukur2	Antemister's colors. Simplified code
	20:18, 1 Maachị 2012	900 × 450 (242 bytes)	Magasjukur2	Simplified using Antemister's colors
	12:56, 15 Jenụwarị 2012	900 × 450 (2 KB)	Antemister	adjust colors
	19:08, 13 Novemba 2007	900 × 450 (542 bytes)	SonofSenegal	Corrected 4 SVG Syntax Errors, Corrected Invalid Ratio (Supposed to be 1:2, last image was 3:4)
	07:58, 18 Julaị 2006	450 × 300 (542 bytes)	Ultratomio	==Licensing== {{PD-Coa}}{{PD-Flag}} Category:SVG flags