User talk:Alex MacIntosh88
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Hi Alex, yea it's strange, some person(s) put up those tags and we both inquired on the talk page but whomever put the tags there must not really be interested in explaining what prompted them to do so. I don't really see anything contentious but then again there's so much in the article (some of it seems unnecessarily excessive in detail) that if there was something contentious I'd have trouble finding it. Pull the tags, maybe they will come back and explain the issue....
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