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As this articles creator and main editor, I am fine with the name change from 2015 Cajon Pass Wildfire to North Fire. I used Cajon Pass in the name, because I felt it was less ambiguous - and more encyclopedic long term. But the sources all say North Fire so I am "cool" with it.Good move, literally and figuratively. Juneau Mike ( talk) 23:54, 7 August 2015 (UTC) reply