Talk:Texas Archive War

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I removed the headings in this article. First, it's only six paragraphs long, and second, they seemed forced and artificial. Headings should be used when someone may want to read only a part of an article or are looking for some certain aspect. In this case, if you don't read the whole (short) thing, then you're lost. Paxsimius 13:40, 5 June 2007 (UTC)