Talk:Jersey (EP)

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I’ve changed dropped to released, and this is why.

I just saw the word dropped in place of released on a wikipedia article. And it’s this one (and this is its talk page). it’s not right. it should’ve been released, so i changed dropped to released, which is actually the correct term. i don’t know why dropped is in this article in the first place. dropped is an informal word, and not very encyclopedic, because readers of the article will get confused by it; they will think she literally didn’t drop the album, not unrelease it. The word dropped is used in news articles, reviews, etc. to mean released. NOT ON A WIKIPEDIA ARTICLE (except references). WHICH IS WHY I CHANGED IT. i saw it thrice; first on Emails I Can't Send, then on Trauma Queen (now a redirect), then on this article, which is three times in total. What i mean is on the text of the article. The references for music articles sometimes have titles with “dropped”. I hope dropped gets replaced with released at some point. xmsksnsjsnsmsjsmsjsnsjsmsjsnxjsnxmsjsmsjsnsksnxksnskxj Rosiedanugbtugn (talk) 14:01, 28 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]