User talk:60.240.168.70
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You have repeatedly been warned under your numerous identities to stop changing articles from the agreed Naming Convention and Manual of Style to the version you (alone) want. You keep doing it despite all the warnings and requests. From here on your campaign will be treated as simple vandalism and if you continue you will be blocked from Wikipedia.
- You may not like it but Buckingham Palace has confirmed that Queen Victoria's personal surname was Wettin. It most definitely was not, and could not have been, Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, which was the Royal House name.
- It is standard in history to refer to deceased consorts by maiden-name and title, not consort name or post-consort title. So it is correct to refer to Elizabeth of York, Blanche of Castille, Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon and Ingrid of Sweden, and wrong to write Queen Elizabeth, Queen Blanche, Queen Anne, Queen Elizabeth (or Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother) and Queen Ingrid of Denmark. The moment she died, Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon ceased to be queen mother and it is standard biography to use her personal name, not title, after her death. Her personal name was Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon.
This has been made abundantly clear to you by various users over and over again. It is also spent out in the Naming Conventions and Manual of Style. Various users have had to waste their time for weeks constantly reverting your edits. From here on your campaign will be treated as simple vandalism and if you continue you will be blocked from Wikipedia by whichever admin catches you continually changing the names when you have repeatedly been requested not to. FearÉIREANN
\(caint) 16:48, 7 August 2005 (UTC)
This is your last warning. The next time you vandalize a page, you will be blocked from editing Wikipedia.
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