Brunojones75

June 2012

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Your edits to The_Vespers

I couldn't help but notice that your username suggests that you are "Bruno Jones" who is listed in the article as being a member of this band, therefore, you have a conflict of interest when it comes to this article. While COI editing isn't prohibited, it's strongly discouraged. I would strongly suggest that instead of editing this article directly, you instead discuss any issues you have with this article on its talk page, particularly the section you recently tried to remove and when you do edit articles, please use an edit summary so that other editors know what you are doing and why. Removing large sections of text from articles without an edit summary is sometimes, correctly or incorrectly, perceived as vandalism. Using edit summeries helps avoid any misunderstanding. --Ron Ritzman (talk) 15:11, 9 June 2012 (UTC)