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UK/EU adaptor plugs (at AC power plugs and sockets - British and related types)

Thanks for undoing my addition at AC power plugs and sockets - British and related types. I had my suspicions that would happen, but just usual WP:BRD so that's fine. These I purchased in Poundland in the UK – not sure why thy are selling them then, if they're not legal to use. (I use them in Hungary, where of course it's all rather different – radial etc with both live and neutral lines through double pole trips, but all safe enough to do this and has been approved by Hungarian electrician; I'm a mere member of the IET.)

More than anything I thought adding the pic might be useful, but if the text is incorrect it's right to correct or remove it. The title is "British and related" does mean we don't have to focus exclusively on UK use.

Move/copy this to the talk page of the article if you prefer.

Si Trew (talk) 18:52, 29 October 2014 (UTC)

Village Pump, British.

I told Hogbin & the IP, they weren't going to get anywhere's with their proposals. Now they know. GoodDay (talk) 17:05, 9 December 2014 (UTC)

The Distinction between Nationality and National Identity

Please take a look at the latest proposed compromise on the talk page of the James Clerk Maxwell article. It notes the distinction between nationality on the one hand and national identity on the other hand. This might just end the dispute amicably. 109.152.248.204 (talk) 08:12, 10 December 2014 (UTC)

ANI

Hi FF-UK. I did note your !vote at the discussion proposing a topic ban on Martin Hogbin. For the sole purposes of deescalating the dispute, allowing fresh input, and so that the article talk page is not overwhelmed any further by edits from you and Martin Hogbin in relation to this infobox dispute, I'd posed a question to you both in relation to whether you both would accept a voluntary binding restriction. In this regard, Martin Hogbin said he is prepared to agree to cease editing the nationality field of the infobox at the article, James Clerk Maxwell, and cease discussing that issue (particularly at the talk page) until a suitable venue is agreed for any further discussion in respect of coming to a consensus. Can you please confirm if you are prepared to also agree to the same voluntary binding restriction or not?

Your answer would assist in understanding whether this back-and-forth between you both will continue before you both potentially spend lots of time in the final step (an arbitration case), or whether you both are prepared to let this go to the next step towards resolving the issue with fresh input (an article RfC). Thanks, Ncmvocalist (talk) 17:22, 24 December 2014 (UTC)

Although I appreciate your willingness to be bound by the mutual voluntary editing restriction on the terms I'd proposed for the sole purposes stated in my comment above, as you have quite rightly pointed out when you pinged me in your comment there (thank you), MH is clearly not willing to be bound by this restriction so this matter remains unresolved. In the circumstances, I have withdrawn my proposal and do not believe you should be bound by any restriction alone. Notwithstanding this, it would not be a bad idea to adopt or maintain a more cautious approach in your editing there, particularly in light of what I said at 17:24, 25 December 2014 (UTC) at the ANI discussion. Ncmvocalist (talk) 06:01, 28 December 2014 (UTC)