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Recent edit to Drones World Tour

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July 2016

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Bio update with fixed grammar and spellings

Fixed your bio for you :)

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February 2019

Hi, I wish to inform you that two of your edits that you made to The Grand Tour have been reverted recently. Some of the work was not constructive and failed to explain the reason for restoring the layout of the Format section to its previous arrangement - its change to its current layout is due to the fact that the show is "young" in a sense and some elements did not last more than a season. The second edit you made was reverted due to the fact it had no encyclopedic value whatsoever - it was merely trivial in a sense. Please take care to be careful about how you edit articles and to summarize what your editing is aimed at achieving on the article. GUtt01 (talk) 15:02, 11 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Blackpool FC

Why did you butcher the page for Blackpool FC? Did you just delete it have you moved it to another page? You also removed a couple of useful links related to ex Blackpool FC players.

March 2019

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Your recent change here introduced this sequence of words:

Sky announced that the show would axed after

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