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This article was moved from Prezza in order to make that page a redirect to John Prescott. It's possible that the word "Prezza", when used in English, overwhelmingly refers to the politician, but I'm not at all sure. I'm proposing a move back to Prezza, and starting this discussion here, to find out what people think. Should this page be at the title "Prezza (Italian town)", or at "Prezza", or somewhere else? -GTBacchus(talk)01:55, 6 February 2007 (UTC)Reply
Oppose Move Keep as they are. The town article is a 2 line stub - from the aerial photo it looks as if the population is about 2,000. Prezza is a well-known name for Prescott, currently UK Deputy Prime Minister. This is certainly the primary meaning in English. Johnbod02:06, 6 February 2007 (UTC)Reply
Support Move. "Prezza" is not even mentioned in the John Prescott article (I know someone will change that after I mention it so look here: [1]) so it doesn't seem too critical to his identity. Furthermore, I doubt anyone seeking Presoctt's page would type Prezza in as search word but if they did, the following can be placed at the top of the town article: