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Baltimore News-American

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Baltimore City College

Hi Duane, I read your recent contributions to the Baltimore City College and while I find the more detailed history of some of the early buildings interesting, the descriptions tend to diverge from the actual purpose of the article. Several editors, including myself, several years ago worked to bring the article to featured article status. One of the criticisms we had to overcome was that the article was too long. Your edits increased the length of the Baltimore City College article from roughly 70,000 bytes to 85,000 bytes without making references to Baltimore City College itself. I hope this note is helpful in provdiing some insight as to why the edits were reverted.«Marylandstater» ^«reply» 17:42, 3 January 2014 (UTC)

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Extraneous information and formatting

Thank you for your edits to Education in the United States.

The text of an article should really be directly relevant to that particular topic. I have removed some extraneous information you added; for example, we don't need to know detailed information about a promoter of an education amendment (Blaine) -- that's what links are for. Anyone who is interested can just click to find out more.

Also, capitalization is reserved for proper nouns. The states of the United States, a federal tax is imposed by the Federal Government.

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I notice that your latest edit (to John Boynton Philip Clayton Hill) has a problematic Wikilink. Perhaps you can fix this, and -- as many of your edits have had problems with Wikiformatting -- I strongly recommend using the Show Preview button before saving a page; you will then be able to review your work first.

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Somerset County

Thanks for your edits. Please stop referring to Somerset in England as "Somerset County" it is a phrase that is never used. It relates to a ceremonial county but Bathampton Down is actually in Bath and North East Somerset.— Rod ^talk 13:57, 12 January 2014 (UTC)

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• I was considering blocking you per WP:NOTHERE, but you are actually here to improve the encyclopedia--you're just not doing it. I found, in a brief investigation, plenty of negatives. In this personal attack, besides the violation of WP:NPA, you say someone is "almost as bad as the automatic software machine "bracket-bot"". Well, that BracketBot left a million messages on this talk pages, and every single one I looked at signaled a problem that was subsequently solved by other editors. Why you don't follow up on those things is a mystery to me, but creating work for other editors is typically frowned upon, and you did that so many times that it's hard to believe. Then, you've been asked to be less wordy, to stick to the topic, and yet all your recent edits suffer from that same loquacity, reason enough for your edits to be reverted on Original six frigates of the United States Navy, Naval Act of 1794, United States Congress, The Day of the Jackal (film), USS Congress (1799), Louisiana, and The African Queen (film) (what you did to the lede of that last article brought tears to my eyes). Those reverts were done by at least three different editors using similar arguments, indicating broad consensus that your edits were severely problematic. Considering that warnings and blocks for this behavior go back at least a year and a half (I invoke the hallowed name of Yunshui), I have no other choice than to protect the project and block you, though I do so with a heavy heart. Drmies (talk) 20:17, 27 September 2015 (UTC)