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Due to the recent media confusion over the term "Oregon Militia", I'd like to see someone with better skills than mine produce a conspicuous disambiguation between the idea of "Oregon Militia" as it is used by the government of Oregon and the idea of "Oregon Militia" as it is being (mis)used in online media to describe the armed occupiers of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. There seem to be no explanatory cross-links connecting the two pertinent articles, and, sandly I'm not the best person to produce them. Showing my IP address is just fine for today, thanks. - Joshua Clement Broyles

I've added one. It's a tad wordy but should take care of it. There isn't an actual article for the militia groups that are occupying the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge as far as I could tell so I linked it to the event. Let me know if you feel there needs to be an improvement to the wording in the template. Et0048 (talk) 07:13, 6 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]