User talk:RoyalForce451

July 2020
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Traditional Britain Group
This is an encyclopedia based on what reliable sources say about a subject, not what the subject says about itself - that's what Facebook and organisations' websites are for. Besides being copyright violations, your edits were WP:PROMOTIONAL and thus inappropriate for an encyclopedia. That's why I removed them - at the time I didn't notice the copyright violation. Doug Weller talk 17:35, 1 July 2020 (UTC)