Talk:Louis Fage

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Jean Baptiste Louis Fage vs. Louis Fage vs. Jean-Louis Fage

I don't know enough about this person to feel comfortable making the edit myself, but can anyone describe why there are three different names used for him? Jean Baptiste Louis Fage vs. Louis Fage vs. Jean-Louis Fage. In arachnology, his name is abbreviated as L. Fage, so I'm guessing that's for Louis Fage. Then I have seen the other two renderings of his name online, as well. Hopefully someone versed in his biography can elaborate on this in the article? Or the additional names can just be mentioned? Lady Arachnophile (talk) 10:18, 21 April 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Rather a belated response, but I agree that in his scientific papers (in arachnology at least) his name always appears as either "L. Fage" or "Louis Fage" – see for example the bibliography in the World Spider Catalog here. So I've moved the article to what seems to me to be his "commonly used" name. Peter coxhead (talk) 18:13, 7 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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