User talk:ElloGuvna

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Bishop Canevin
I'm interested to know why you removed the Infobox Christian leader template from the article for Regis Canevin in order to replace it with Infobox Bishopstyles, which has none of the same information. — AJDS talk 20:10, 13 August 2011 (UTC)

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Edit summaries
'Ello, ElloGuvna! Your edit to Ben Nelson just showed up on my watchlist; and checking your user contributions, I see that you've recently edited a number of articles on politicians.

Could I strongly but politely suggest that you include an edit summary when you do so? Articles on pols attract a lot of vandalism, editorial comments, and other problem edits; and since vandals tend not to leave edit summaries, the absence of one is a red flag. It doesn't have to be a long justification of your edit; just something to let page-watchers know that they don't have to check the article to make sure that the edit didn't consist of inserting "is a fagget" or "CORPORATE STOOGE!!!" Thanks. Ammodramus (talk) 17:02, 29 December 2011 (UTC)

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