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their fullest achievement e.g. with badges and supporters where they were in established use. Coins and buildings from the era invariably include either crown or crown/supporters. Your dismissiveness as to what you can 'read into' on the back of a coin is quite staggering - that is historical fact, as much as any other verifiable source. The technicalities you have argued fail to address why the shield (or coat of arms as you define it - for this is not
Knowledge's definition of a coat of arms) and not the device or full achievement, should be used as the heraldic representation of the KoI. I'm not into edit wars so I'll leave it at that, I'm just highlighting that between the current KoI article and the Coat_of_arms_of_Ireland article there is nothing that communicates how widespread the use of the crowned harp device was. Anyone who has visited Dublin and seen all the places it is used is left to conclude that the articles are suffering from biased/POV editing.
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Ireland, and those who refer to their "country" as the United
Kingdom; in the Irish/Nationalist/mainly Catholic minority almost all regard the "country" as Ireland, and take offence at references to Northern Ireland as a "country" or "province". So, for anyone in Northern Ireland to refer to the region as a "country" reliably indicates that they are from a particular section of the political/ethnic/religious spectrum. Many neutral terms are available (region, part, jurisdiction etc.), and these can be used without causing any offence, so to maintain WP as a neutral space it is best to change references to Northern Ireland as "country" to any of those neutral terms.
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example, may not be a sub-link? I'm not trying to roll out a discussion, it's just that refraining to be factual really baffles and makes an odd impression. Another point, its certainly accepted that the B&Ts terrorised, but really tortured, citizens? There's a huge difference, why I feel "allegedly tortured" (correct would be terrorised) is justified again in the interest of credibility. Other articles are clear in using "suspected" in the case of all those informers, which also sounds more credible? Perhaps I should have edited singularly rather than suffer a bulk reversal due to one or the other disfavoured link? Greetings,
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popular usage, "Ireland" sometimes refers to the republic. The historic name Eire, which was the official name of what is now the
Republic of Ireland from 1937 through 1949, is also used." Like .. what a very British POV... There's lots of ... British naming ... in this book. For example, the chapter "Ireland" starts off correctly, and then on page 54 states that the "Official country name" is "Republic of Ireland". What tosh. Completely discredits this book. --
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not up to us as editors to define a 'country'. It is our job to reflect what reliable sources say are countries. That way, editor POV is removed. If reliable sources say a territory is a country and it is not included on the article because editors want the article to mean something else (sovereign state perhaps), the name of the article should be changed to reflect its content. It may be simplistic, but this is my understanding of
1276:. I am also sorry that the name of the template is to be changed, as I would rather the UK countries were included on the original template. Millions of people in the UK (and elsewhere) consider England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales to be countries, despite being perfectly aware that they are not sovereign; a valid a viewpoint that should be reflected on Knowledge. Sorry you feel my judgement of NPOV to be clouded.
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Hi - well of course you are entitled to challenge my amendments. But dismissing photographic evidence in deference to the disjointed discussion page isn't the most objective approach either. The talk page fails to account for the fact that all other articles on states past and present display arms in
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My position on articles (including lists and templates) is that they should do exactly what they say on the tin. If it is called 'list of countries …', any territory that reliable sources verify as a country should be included on that article. 'Sovereign state' and 'country' are not synonymous. It is
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article, but I'm sure that it applies elsewhere. When you replace (lang-ga|Cluain
Saileach) with (Irish place name|Cluain Saileach), the category "Untranslated place name" (or whatever it's called) appears. There doesn't seem to be any way (that I know) of deleting this category. I simply reverted
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Renaming the template may clear that up but I feel it is sorry that it needs to happen (or at least the particular reason why it has happened in this case). I appreciate your perspective - and personally we are of common mind WRT Wales' "country-ness" - but I feel you are allowing it to cloud your
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Hello RA, tell me, what was the problem with most of the fairly straight forward links? They simply added a little clarity and insight, like 1918 elecs., First Dáil, Westmin. to
Commons, etc.. I didn't alter the texting (other than one small add.on, ok), but it's a little odd that Soloheadbeg for
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I made a slight correction to the format of the reference you inserted - you put "quoute" rather than "quote" so the words of the quote weren't showing. But there seems to be a typo in the quote itself which you might like to look at - "..recognized by internationally geographers..." ...?
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has a second parameter for the meaning of the Irish langaugae version. i.e. adding {{Irish place name|Cluain
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It's solely a matter of NPOV. All significant views given in RS need to be represented neutrally. Hypothetically, I suppose, there are reasons why we may "choose to suppress" information in the interest of achieving NPOV (e.g.
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