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Ways to improve Galiza Ceibe-OLN

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Hi, I'm Kiwuser. Charicaric, thanks for creating Galiza Ceibe-OLN!

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Speedy deletion nomination of Galician Nationalist Vanguard

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Linking and language

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OK, no problem. Charicaric

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Ways to improve FRUGA

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Ways to improve Lucha Occitana

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Nomination of Compostela Aberta for deletion

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Speedy deletion nomination of Internationalist Struggle

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Thank you for your edits you the Galician Nationalist Bloc article. If like you to be more careful in editing. Your edits violate a number of parts of the Wikipedia:Manual of Style. Yesterday I cleaned up the article to bring it in line with Wikipedia style, and today you have reintroduced a bunch of those errors. Please review the following, and fix your errors:

  • WP:ACRONYM: "an acronym should be worth out in need full the first time it is used on a page, followed by the abbreviation in parentheses" - the acronyms of Galician political parties will be unfamiliar to most readers, so it is not helpful to refer to the parties only by their acronyms. Don't force the reader to click through to learn the acronym.
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If you are going to ignore Wikipedia style and make a mess for others to clean up, then maybe it is better if we just remove your edits until you are willing to try a bit harder.

Two more things for you to pay attention to:

  1. in English, months are capitalized -- June, July, August; not "june, july, august".
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I'm not going to clean up after you. Please edit according to Wikipedia style. If you won't, then I will remove your edits. Ground Zero | t 15:57, 19 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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