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October 2018

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SchroCat based on where infoboxes are used elsewhere the description within infoboxes of when and why they are used and for the types of persons. I just can't understand why it's not relevant to have one for Sophie Dahl

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Sophie Dahl

Perhaps it's a coincidence, but on 26 June, you removed this information. It was reverted, but amended. The following day, it was taken out again by an IP address that dates to 2013, but only has nine edits. It was reverted. Today, it was removed again, this time by another IP with only two edits to their name, both to Dahl, the first being in October 2018. Again, it was reverted. Not only that, but the edit was bloody awful. If this is you, stop it. It is becoming disruptive. The information was put out there in the public domain by Dahl herself, via her Instagram page, and distributed by a notable magazine. If you (and others) don't like it, tough. Take it up with the magazine. It satisfies our BLP guidelines and that is all you need to know. Thank you. Cassianto^Talk 22:20, 30 June 2019 (UTC)

Cassianto^Talk Thanks for your message. I looked at the reference and it did not contain the information you'd originally written and even when it was reinstated by someone else, it was changed. If you actually spend some time looking at what I changed, I wrote additional information from the reference stating the fact she lived there with her pets and family etc, but simply moved the section, but as you believe you have the right to police this page you have just blindly reverted it. You are stopping progression of this page and just reverting any improvements to it and acting as a blocker. There is a lot already awful edits on here and incorrect information, which myself and other users have tried to edit. I suggest you stop being stubborn and support with improving the page rather than blindly rejecting anything that has not been thrown up by yourself without proper fact checking. For example, Sophie is not a model anymore, so the opening line of the whole page is outdated and incorrect. She'd best be described as a former model and is now primarily an author, but you've restricted any changes to this.

Firstly, your edits are not an "improvement" and quite frankly, you are deluding yourself if you think that they are. Secondly, I've "spent time" looking at your edits and based on what you've said; "I wrote additional information from the reference stating the fact she lived there with her pets and family etc", this would suggest to me that this is one of yours. Not only is the prose woefully bad, but you may also want to read WP:SOCK. Lastly, you are deleting cited information. Also, where has she said she's a former model? Is that your WP:POV? In fact, where has anyone said she's a former model? Until you can provide a reliable source, it stays. So, in a nutshell, wind your neck in, find a reliable source and abide by the rules like the rest of us. Cassianto^Talk 10:05, 1 July 2019 (UTC)

Cassianto^Talk It's not my POV it's fact checked referenced here on the first line . I'm trying make progressive improvements to the page and not be in conflict. I'd rather collaborate and make sure everything is correct and well written rather than just remove and revert any updates. I'm not trying to argue and looking to add in new content and information or fact check content currently on the page all with references. Let's not be combative but actually support in improving the page. I thought I was logged in when I made the edit you referenced, I didn't realise until afterwards, so that was a mistake and as I say, I wasn't intentionally deleting the reference on this occasion, but just moving and adding more detail.

Add what you have to add - with a reliable source - and I will check the prose and delete what needs to be deleted. I don't much care for your assertion that I am restricting this article and "policing it". As you point out, it is a collaboration so leave the pointy comments at the door. Leave the information about Buckinghamshire, I've addressed the cottage stuff as it was too minor a detail to include, and don't add that she lives with her pet tortoise and other animals. As idyllic and lovely as it sounds, it's not in the least bit interesting. Cassianto^Talk 11:34, 1 July 2019 (UTC)

Cassianto^Talk Apologies if you thought that, but it was in response to the original message, which seemed quite aggressive and that a lot of edits (not necessarily by me) have seemingly been reverted. But as I said, I only want to help to improve this and would rather do it with the support of someone also wanting to ensure the page is accurate and interesting. So, I hope we can do that moving forward.

I was annoyed that you were edit warring and then socking to try and omit information that is already in the PD and sourced. And your pings are not working, by the way. For that, you need to use this tag {{u|Cassianto}}. Thanks Cassianto^Talk 17:21, 1 July 2019 (UTC)

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