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| Hi. I'm interested in why you reverted my change here without discussion, and without even leaving an edit summary. In my opinion this makes the article worse. Specifically, I'd like you to explain why you prefer "from the island of Britain" to "British". Thanks. --] 18:26, 7 August 2006 (UTC) | Hi. I'm interested in why you reverted my change here without discussion, and without even leaving an edit summary. In my opinion this makes the article worse. Specifically, I'd like you to explain why you prefer "from the island of Britain" to "British". Thanks. --] 18:26, 7 August 2006 (UTC) | ||
| :I'm very disappointed you've made no answer to the above. You've also broken Misplaced Pages's ], one of the few absolute rules that we have. As you are quite new here, I'll give you this '''one''' opportunity to self-revert to the consensus version. Failing that, '''you will be blocked'''. Thank you, --] 20:57, 7 August 2006 (UTC) | :I'm very disappointed you've made no answer to the above. You've also broken Misplaced Pages's ], one of the few absolute rules that we have. As you are quite new here, I'll give you this '''one''' opportunity to self-revert to the consensus version. Failing that, '''you will be blocked'''. Thank you, --] 20:57, 7 August 2006 (UTC) | ||
| I gave you the reason when I changed the article! Was my change incorrect - many Celtic fans dont appriciate having their club tagged as British, stating that they are from the island of Britain conveys the same message and is a lot less controversial | |||
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Hi. I'm interested in why you reverted my change here without discussion, and without even leaving an edit summary. In my opinion this makes the article worse. Specifically, I'd like you to explain why you prefer "from the island of Britain" to "British". Thanks. --Guinnog 18:26, 7 August 2006 (UTC)
- I'm very disappointed you've made no answer to the above. You've also broken Misplaced Pages's three revert rule, one of the few absolute rules that we have. As you are quite new here, I'll give you this one opportunity to self-revert to the consensus version. Failing that, you will be blocked. Thank you, --Guinnog 20:57, 7 August 2006 (UTC)
I gave you the reason when I changed the article! Was my change incorrect - many Celtic fans dont appriciate having their club tagged as British, stating that they are from the island of Britain conveys the same message and is a lot less controversial