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| ] Stop edit warring. Your efforts are disruptive and unless you cease straight away, you face the possibility of being blocked. Your grasp of grammar is too limited, and only based on a narrow interpretation of English. There are a wide range of styles in English, and only one insists on a colon before a quote or list. not that I needed to check, but both ''A Dictionary of Modern English Usage'' and ''The Complete Plain Words'' both back up what I'm saying. You need to stop being disruptive and accept that there is more than one way of doing this, and ] advises you leave it alone until you bother to discuss this on the talk page. - ] (]) 02:32, 13 December 2019 (UTC) | ] Stop edit warring. Your efforts are disruptive and unless you cease straight away, you face the possibility of being blocked. Your grasp of grammar is too limited, and only based on a narrow interpretation of English. There are a wide range of styles in English, and only one insists on a colon before a quote or list. not that I needed to check, but both ''A Dictionary of Modern English Usage'' and ''The Complete Plain Words'' both back up what I'm saying. You need to stop being disruptive and accept that there is more than one way of doing this, and ] advises you leave it alone until you bother to discuss this on the talk page. - ] (]) 02:32, 13 December 2019 (UTC) | ||
| :Use the talk page or I'll dump you in one of the Administrators notice boards. See ] and ] and use the talk page to discuss the fact you,can't grasp the fact there is more than one way of writing this, and the form of English on the page is not one that uses the moronic colon. - ] (]) 02:55, 13 December 2019 (UTC) | :Use the talk page or I'll dump you in one of the Administrators notice boards. See ] and ] and use the talk page to discuss the fact you,can't grasp the fact there is more than one way of writing this, and the form of English on the page is not one that uses the moronic colon. - ] (]) 02:55, 13 December 2019 (UTC) | ||
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Incorrect (duh)
Incorrect. It is absolutely neutral to state the facts that 1) Turner was found guilty by jury and 2) he first entered the public eye as a suspect while Miller first entered the public eye as a purported victim. Morton Thiokol (talk) 13:19, 5 November 2019 (UTC)
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December 2019
Stop edit warring. Your efforts are disruptive and unless you cease straight away, you face the possibility of being blocked. Your grasp of grammar is too limited, and only based on a narrow interpretation of English. There are a wide range of styles in English, and only one insists on a colon before a quote or list. not that I needed to check, but both A Dictionary of Modern English Usage and The Complete Plain Words both back up what I'm saying. You need to stop being disruptive and accept that there is more than one way of doing this, and WP:STATUS QUO advises you leave it alone until you bother to discuss this on the talk page. - SchroCat (talk) 02:32, 13 December 2019 (UTC)
- Use the talk page or I'll dump you in one of the Administrators notice boards. See WP:STATUSQUO and WP:BRD and use the talk page to discuss the fact you,can't grasp the fact there is more than one way of writing this, and the form of English on the page is not one that uses the moronic colon. - SchroCat (talk) 02:55, 13 December 2019 (UTC)
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