That is my first read of that article by Outpost 75. I pay attention when he says or writes anything. He has yet to ever steer me wrong. THANK YOU for posting the link.
IIRC, my first reading about the 35/30 came at about age 13, in the late Frank Barnes' Cartridges of the World, 3rd Edition. That book was my introduction to wildcat calibers, as well as to the huge profusion of firearms calibers that existed in c. 1968. I thought I was pretty worldly at age 13; I had grassed a deer earlier that year with a Win 94 in 30/30, and in my world their were 2 deer calibers--Jiggs Alexander's 30/30, and my Dad's Model 70 in 30-06. Oh, Grasshopper--so much to learn.