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April 2020

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Hello, my apologies for not leaving this note sooner. I was the editor that nominated the article for deletion. I genuinely hope you don't find this discouraging, although I know from experience this is hard to do. Please contribute to the discussion on the nomination page. It's certainly possible it will not be deleted if you make a good case and others agree with you; I'm completely open to changing my mind if you convince me. Writing an article can be very difficult if you're new to Wikipedia and it often takes some time and experience before success. Although I don't believe the article is on a notable topic, I do think it was well written and hope you continue to contribute. If you believe you can find more sources to provide evidence of WP:N notability, I'd be happy to request the article be moved to your draft space so you can continue to work on it; alternatively, you can post the sources on the nomination page or add them to the article for others to consider. If there is anything I can do to help, please let me know and I genuinely do hope you're not discouraged. Best wishes, // Timothy :: talk 02:13, 10 August 2020 (UTC)[reply]

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Vehicle registration plates of the United Kingdom

Hi,

On the recent edit reverting of Vehicle registration plates of the United Kingdom. I believe the vertically displayed flag is shown on BNMA's website:

https://www.bnma.org/

The image can also be accessed here:

https://www.bnma.org/data/News_Images/GBUnionflagsimage611x405.png

Thanks!

--Fourthbus Talk 15:50, 7 June 2021 (UTC)[reply]

While that may be the case for that website, the convention is for the flag to be displayed horizontally and I am unaware of any other depiction of post-Brexit number plates displaying the flag vertically.

Additionally, all other depictions of the plate with flag have been horizontally, notably by the Transport Secretary (https://twitter.com/grantshapps/status/1344686127341596672?s=20).

Given the overwhelming tendency for the flag, like all flags in UK number plates, to be displayed horizontally, I think it is best to keep the plate images with the horizontal depiction of the flag paramount on the Vehicle registration plates of the United Kingdom page.

Hope that clears things up :)

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Proposed deletion of Night of the Long Scapegoats

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March 2022

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Hi, yes I do disagree with your edit reversion as I wasn’t acting in bad faith but correcting a genuine error.

I’ll update the edit description in future. ZElsb (talk) 13:12, 25 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]

There was no error. You still have not explained why "British" should be used. Please adhere to WP:BRD and open a discussion on Talk:Matthew Goode (edit | subject | history | links | watch | logs) to propose this change. Thanks. KyleJoan^talk 13:37, 25 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]

The UK is the sovereign state in question, not England (which is not a state). The correct demonym is “British”, not “English”. In this regard, it is erroneous to use “English” as the appropriate demonym.

It’s also inconsistent to use sub-national demonyms when describing people from multi-layered states. For example, Jerry Seinfeld is described as “American”, nor “New Yorker”, Sir Robert Menzies as “Australian”, not “Victorian”, and Justin Trudeau as “Canadian”, not “Ottawan”. ZElsb (talk) 16:15, 26 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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