Category talk:Principal dancers of The Royal Ballet

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DMY dates[edit]

Please leave {{Cat use dmy dates}} in place; while there are a small number of dancers whose date format will need to be decided by human beings, the dancers of The Royal Ballet live and work in London (the same is true for all other UK ballet companies and the opposite — MDY — of companies in the US.)

An article about a dancer with a major ballet company would naturally take its date format from that of the company, the problem cases being those dancers who move from American to overseas companies or vice verse — or perform regularly with more than one, but the number of such dancers can be counted on the fingers of one hand.

This template was developed after discussion on Template talk:Dated maintenance category to prevent scripts being run by Ohconfucius from mistakenly tagging them the other way around. — Robert Greer (talk) 15:47, 2 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]