User talk:Fragglevision

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Please do not worry about the article disappearing, as I have done sufficient work to bring it to layout and formatting standards as set out by WikProject Eurovision in regards to articles which fall under the project's scope. When making new articles, always remember to create the talk page and place corresponding WikiProject banners on them. This is to assist with the statistical data for projects that may have an interest in the article's subject. You are welcome to read the guidance pages at WP:ESC in order to familiarise yourself with procedures. Regards, Wes Mouse ✒ 00:51, 29 July 2016 (UTC)[reply]

English translations

Unfortunately this edit violates original research policy and has been reverted. A notice does appear when you edit the article which explicitly states avoid adding the English translation column as it contravenes WP:Original Research. And has been agreed by consensus to fully remove it. The full removal of English translations on such articles follows a consensus decision by the community to remove such material. One of the experienced editors from The Guild of Copy Editors advised us at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Eurovision#Article size, that Wikipedia is not suppose to act as a tool to provide translation, as every user has online translation tools which will automatically provide such help in a better near-native version of their choice. If we provide an English translation then we are violating original research as we have no means to verify the translation. Furthermore, the WikiProject Eurovision team discussed the matter in extreme length which resulted in consensus to fully remove ALL English translations. Please refrain from working against consensus, as such edits will be deemed as disruptive vandalism. Wes Mouse ^T@lk 21:07, 5 October 2016 (UTC)[reply]

October 2016

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