Wikipedia talk:Articles for deletion/Descendants of Gustav II Adolf

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[edit] Suedois' two seperate votes

Suedois, your opinion was not changed. Your two votes were consolidated in their entirety (no words changed) for clarity. Two oppose votes on one page gives the appearance of extra weight when really it is not fair to give the apparent weight of two individual's opinions to one. I was not misrepresenting or removing your opinion and your warning on my talk page is only a continuation of incivility. I will re-consolidate the two passages in their entirety and refer back to this talk page. Charles 13:34, 5 January 2008 (UTC)

Note the restorative change I made: [1]. Suedois' opinion was not changed whatsoever as accused, although my comments were removed entirely. Charles 13:38, 5 January 2008 (UTC)

It was User:Charles who chose to bundle two deletion proposals as one. They are two different things, I am going to keep my commenrs to each of them separate. It is not for Charles to try to unite my comments, opinions and votes. Charles has been warned of such behavior. Suedois (talk) 13:41, 5 January 2008 (UTC)

United proposal, united comments. The individual opinions of the articles may differ, but please keep the page clear of multiple votes. The comments for each article are easily discerned and the fact that the votes are both oppose (and bolded for convenience) is even more reason to keep the talk page as simple and user friendly as possible. Charles 13:43, 5 January 2008 (UTC)