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Accidental deletion of Viadux Tower?
Hello there, much appreciate your amazing attention to detail on the List of tallest buildings in the United Kingdom page, but I wasn't sure if this was an accidental or deliberate deletion please? It does appear that this is quite a well founded proposal, certainly a lot stronger than a few others listed, so perhaps it could be reinstated? If not maybe we wait until more official confirmations/find better ref? The removed Wikitext from the Proposed list as follows: Many thanks again for your excellent tidy up and updating of this page :-) M 78.150.3.95 (talk) 11:48, 20 December 2022 (UTC)
 * 4||Viadux2||||Residential||Manchester||Greater Manchester||City of Manchester||Deansgate||~204||~669||60||Proposed 2022||


 * Hi there. Many thanks for your positive comments about the page. Regarding the deletion you mention, I am trying to improve the rigour of the page by supporting each listing with a link to the formal planning application, which as you can imagine is quite a time consuming exercise. On this basis I have removed a number of unsubstantiated proposals, Viadux II being one. Normally I would revert to the approved plans in lieu of a formal resubmission, but in this case the approved building is only 15-storeys tall. Therefore, IMO, it would be best to wait for the formal resubmission (FULL or OUTLINE) before reinstating the listing, to ensure all the details are correct. Obviously this is my process, not a Wiki rule, so I hope it seems sensible. BlueandWhiteStripes (talk) 23:15, 29 December 2022 (UTC)

Do not make accusations.
How dare you call my edit intentional disruption! Calling other people's good faith edits bad faith is itself bad faith.

As I quite clearly stated, if you want to apply criterion in a particular way then it needs to be applied consistently. If you disgree, argue your point on the article Talk page instead of slapping templates in other people's pages. ChiZeroOne (talk) 01:23, 3 February 2023 (UTC)

Your edit comment began as follows: “if you are going to be anal…”

This is a clear case of WP:UNCIVIL.

Your edits are intended to be disruptive as they do not follow the format of this or any other related Wikipedia page. They also erase information needed to make sense of the page.

You had the option to open a civil dialogue to discuss your concerns but chose instead to be abusive.

I will continue to revert your edits for the benefit of the page.

BlueandWhiteStripes (talk) 01:44, 3 February 2023 (UTC)

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