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I have explained my edits to the article on its talk page. They are consistent with the Wikipedia:Manual of Style. If you disagree that they are, let's discuss the changes on the talk page. Please be sure to cite the appropriate sections of WP:MOS to support your reasons. Ground Zero | t 19:25, 28 December 2011 (UTC)
- Thanks for your response, particularly on how to write dates. This was new to me. I agree that links to ordinary words like "flag" only tend to make the page look motley (or at least colourful!), but it would be difficult to agree on what words are so ordinary they don't deserve a link - and what words do! I think opinions will differ there. - Anyway I have worked on Norwegian and Danish Wikipedia, where the rules differ, particularly on punctuation connected with numbers :-) --Kvent (talk) 08:42, 29 December 2011 (UTC)
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