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I do not quite understand how my recent edit to WW3 was against the rules. I simply spotted something which in my mind was rather out of order and was un-sourced. Perhaps I should have waited for someone to explain why it was there before I removed it the first time, but the second and third times it turned up again there was only one user who argued for keeping it. S/he didn't seem to be very enthustiastic about sticking around the subject, or providing any sources or even replies after only a few answers from me, and thus I thought it best to keep the Pristina incident away. Then an IP (190.23.108.248) user made several edits, including one that added it again without explaining a single one of them in the talk page, and I noticed him/her of why it had been removed in the first place, after which I proceeded to remove it again. I don't wish to complain, but I don't understand how I can have done anything wrong in this case, especially considering that no one seemed to object to the Pristina incident going away in the talk page. Pavuvu (talk) 22:15, 26 January 2012 (UTC)
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