RainbowCrown

Recent edit to Alanis Morissette

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I did and nobody answers. I looked at the Wiki used for Fleetwood Mac, where the band's origin is London, UK, but they are called a British-American band because some of their members, including their most famous one - Stevie Nicks - is American. This is the exact same situation as Arcade Fire so I'm not sure why people are so opposed to making such a minor change. It doesn't break rules, it's more accurate than saying the band is just Canadian and it conforms with past nomenclature used (as in the Fleetwood Mac Wiki).

Reflektor

Hi. If you want to put a case forward about calling Arcade Fire American-Canadian (or anything other than "Canadian"), please do so on the talkpage of the band's article. Thanks. Lugnuts ^{Precious bodily fluids} 09:53, 1 January 2017 (UTC)