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Hi referring to your edit summary — (Again, nicknames do not go in the introduction, as per WP:Lead Section. They go into the "names" section (such as in the case of Hong Kong). LA and Japan do not have nicknames in the intro either) Please note that the entire Lead section is called the Intro. And all 3 examples, LA, NYT, HK have nicknames in their Intro. Do quote the actual guidelines from WP:Lead to substantiate your claim on this or any other issues.

And in case you overlooked my reply to you earlier, I have copied them here: Your edit summary - (nicknames do not go in the lead paragraph. e.g. Lead for Alabama does not say Alabama, or the "Heart of Dixie"...). My reply — See Los Angeles, Japan etc, some even have them in their infobox.

Your post on my Talk page — Hi Shiok, as per Wikipedia:Naming_conventions_(geographic_names)#General_guidelines it does recommend that "Alternatively, all alternative names can be listed and explained in a "Names" or "Etymology" section immediately following the lead, or a special paragraph of the lead; it is recommended to have such a section if there are at least three alternate names, or there is something notable about the names themselves." Japan's nickname (actually its literal translation) is included on the second sentence.

Hi 23haveblue thanks for the link. Not sure if you realise it, but the guides are actually favorable to the status quo and may be why the earlier editors have place the names there. For instance, the guidelines does not limit the number of names on the first line. The example provided even shows four names, whereas the Singapore article has only three. In this case, we do not need to consider "alternately.."

We depend on policies and guidelines but if you insist on examples, there are thousands of cities, states, countries to search! and I'm certain there will be many - even on the first paragraph of the intro section. I am taking time to expand my answer as you were courteous earlier and I would like this to end amicably hope you agree. Lastly, it's important to read WP:BRD to discuss before reverting again. Regards Shiok (talk) 11:23, 19 October 2017 (UTC)

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