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I hope you enjoy it here. There is a fair amount of bullying just as you'd find on internet forums, and if you intend to edit extensively at nobility- and royalty-related articles, be prepared. There are a lot of class-related landmines and deep republican–monarchist, unionist–nationalist, and similar divisions to watch out for. All in all, they are a good bunch, but sometimes they react poorly (but I guess we all do).
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thank you..will do.
Why did you remove the Dowager Countess of Harewood from the order of precedence among members of the Royal Family? IMO she is accorded to such place as a widow of the Queen's royal cousin (the sons of the brothers and sisters of the Sovereign's royal parent (through whom he or she inherited the throne). Women enjoy their husbands' precedence and widowhood does not change that until they remarry. Widowed Autumn Phillips should be also removed from her current place in the order of precedence if her husband dies, under the future King William V, whom Peter would be a royal cousin. It would be the same situation as with the current Queen's Lascelles cousins. Kowalmistrz ( talk) 10:12, 24 August 2012 (UTC)
I saw your source. I read it (again). Have you read it?! It says nothing whatsoever about precedence. D B D 13:45, 24 July 2013 (UTC)
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I saw no one welcomed you, so welcome! I do want to highlight one thing the welcome banner says. When you post a comment on a talk page, sign your posts by typing four tildes (~~~~ at the end.
I hope you enjoy it here. There is a fair amount of bullying just as you'd find on internet forums, and if you intend to edit extensively at nobility- and royalty-related articles, be prepared. There are a lot of class-related landmines and deep republican–monarchist, unionist–nationalist, and similar divisions to watch out for. All in all, they are a good bunch, but sometimes they react poorly (but I guess we all do).
Enough rambling. Good luck, have fun, and if you have any questions, let me know. - Rrius ( talk) 04:46, 24 April 2009 (UTC)
Thanks very much Rrius, your comments are much appreciated!
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thank you..will do.
Why did you remove the Dowager Countess of Harewood from the order of precedence among members of the Royal Family? IMO she is accorded to such place as a widow of the Queen's royal cousin (the sons of the brothers and sisters of the Sovereign's royal parent (through whom he or she inherited the throne). Women enjoy their husbands' precedence and widowhood does not change that until they remarry. Widowed Autumn Phillips should be also removed from her current place in the order of precedence if her husband dies, under the future King William V, whom Peter would be a royal cousin. It would be the same situation as with the current Queen's Lascelles cousins. Kowalmistrz ( talk) 10:12, 24 August 2012 (UTC)
I saw your source. I read it (again). Have you read it?! It says nothing whatsoever about precedence. D B D 13:45, 24 July 2013 (UTC)
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