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It was me... Just a note to say that the Article changes on 31-Jan-06 and 01-Feb-06 were made by me, before I had a User ID, and I omitted to put in "Edit summaries". For the record, I expanded the Mary Whiddon paragraph, corrected and expanded the churches paragraph, and provided additional external links. Dartmoorpete 18:42, 14 March 2006 (UTC)

Don't mis-use Wikipedia... Disappointing to see that the anonymous author on 15th June removed the reference to 22 Mill Street and unduly promoted the Three Crowns Hotel. I have 'neutralised' the references to pubs and restaurants. Wikipedia is not intended for marketing particular commercial establishments at the expense of others. Dartmoorpete 11:46, 10 July 2006 (UTC)