August 2014

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Salou

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Hi Ediorialix,

I see that we've mutually undone each others' edits to Salou. I've made a new edit to the page, where I split the difference between our two versions. If you disagree with anything I've done, why don't we discuss it on the talk page rather than having an edit war. After all, Wikipedia is built on consensus.

As I said when I reverted your earlier edit, most of my edits have to do with grammatical consistency. A few things you had translated to English (i/e Jaume I to James I) I reverted back to the Catalan, because you had only changed a couple of instances in the article. I felt it was important to use a consistent name for clarity of readers unfamiliar with Spanish history.

I also fixed a few other general grammatical errors (beaches rather than beach, 11 September rather than "11st September", water-sports rather than "watersports," which isn't correct without a hyphen).

And I fixed the categories; in English—and on the English Wikipedia, the categories are called "Municipalities in Tarragonès" and "Populated places in Tarragonès." The links don't work if you change the accent.

Again, if you disagree with my changes, let's discuss it on the article's talk page. So let me know if you have any thoughts!

Best, acomas (talk) 03:05, 17 February 2015 (UTC)Reply