Talk:Red Cross of Constantine

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Explanation of disruptive edits

For the sake of maintaining a record, the disruptive edits (including section blanking, removal of references, and extensive un-summarised edits) by User:Doc Riley in 2011 appear to be explained as follows. This user is a member of this body which has a very similar name (The Orthodox Order of the Red Cross of Constantine) to the subject of this article (The Masonic & Military Order of the Red Cross of Constantine). The 'Orthodox Order' claims to be under the protection of the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church (although I can't find evidence to support that claim). It appears to be a small group of people who have adopted parts of the rituals and regalia of the Masonic & Military Order, but formed them into a progressive Order of 'Knighthood'. The disruptive editing seems to have ended, but I place this note in case of any return, so that we can be clear that two different organisations exist, with very similar names, regalia, and structures. Timothy Titus ^{Talk To TT} 02:22, 21 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]