Talk:Morda

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Cleanup[edit]

I moved the information about the football club to a seperate section. A quick check of comparable teams tends me to think that there shouldn't be a seperate article, although, as it is relevant to Morda, of course some information about the team should be in the article.

There is a case for a disambiguation page, because apart from the Welsh mythological character and the Belgian metal/hardcore band mentioned, there was a chieftain who rebelled against Brian Boru called Mael Morda, who is already redlinked in other articles. I should also add - not that I really know much about the Belgian metal/hardcore scene - the Belgian band do have entries on other language wikis, which can be a case of notability for inclusion on the English language wiki. Flowerpotman talk|wot I've done 23:59, 25 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Vandalism deleted from History section[edit]

I am deleting this spurious and uncited addition to the History section:

Lordship

In 2007 Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II Commissioned the Lordship of Morda to The Right Honorable Lord Joel of Morda.

Three things 'wrong with the picture' are: the Queen is formally addressed Her Majesty not Her Royal Highness, the 'Honorable' is spelt American style minus the normal British English 'u', and Lord Joel of Morda is a fictitious peer.Cloptonson (talk) 15:49, 5 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Someone (suspectedly the person who wrote the original above - note the spellings) has reinstated this subsection with a more ridiculous uncited and ahistorical text:

In 2007 Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II Commissioned the Lordship of Morda to The Right Honorable Lord Joel of Morda. Lord Joel has always been admired by his subjects, they often speak about his benevlot acts of generosity and his good looks, which makes him one of the most sought after bachelors in North Shropshire.

I will delete it forthwith.Cloptonson (talk) 18:08, 16 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]