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Your help is needed : harassment of Renault, Citroën etc.

Hello PLawrence99cx, we need the help of a neutral and good faith person to prevent the article of Renault to be harassed by User:Urbanoc, User:Vrac, User:Warren_Whyte. They :

remove some whole paragraphs, writing briefly that they were duplicated, but analysing what they removed, these paragraphs were not duplicated
remove some photos, stating that they were "too numerous" in Renault. But the photos are 5 times more numerous (!!) in the Volkswagen article, and it is not a problem in this case for User:Urbanoc...
remove some texts, stating that there is no source, even for the most obvious facts. A good faith editor search some sources. A bad faith editor take the excuse of no source, to remove a true information that he doesn't want to be shown, and without asking to anybody.... They behave as gods who own Wikipedia and are all-mighty
ask to remove the awards only for Renault, in the company article and even in the model articles, and only these 3 people participate to this false discussion
behave like that also on Dongfeng Peugeot-Citroën, Citroën and general articles, where they remove the picture of Renault Capture, that is yet the leader of its segment in Europe.

These 3 people behave as a lobby that use Wikipedia to harass some companies, but don't use the same arguments for the companies that they cherish. They send to each others some barn-stars to enable their accomplices to have some more important rights on Wikipedia, in order to have the power to harass more some companies and some contributors.

I will send you a few links to prove their bad faith. I will also write this on the Automotive portal. Good faith people are welcome.

Please participate to the "discussion" here : Talk:Renault#Awards

Regards. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 83.157.24.224 (talk) 14:26, 6 December 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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Copyedit cleanups / Formatting references

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>>Thanks! Appreciate your help. I tried the new format - since I noticed the role of the Pontiac GTO was missing from the article. For an actual publication, seems to work fine. Not sure if a pure web-only article will have all the facts mentioned (author, city, date written) and the publication is the link itself.PLawrence99cx (talk) 05:54, 9 July 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Celica Liftback

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Thanks for noting that there was also such a thing as an ST Liftback in North America. You seem to have deleted a key reference, resulting in errors on the page - I will fix that. Toyota Celica is the very first vehicle termed a Liftback - that innovation obviously needs to be noted in the article. PLawrence99cx (talk) 17:00, 8 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]

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