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March 2021

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Dear Commnader Waterford,

Your edits undid an hour of work. My plan is to list the battles of fought by Napoleons marshals, I already did most and Deleated MacDonald and Bessier will only take more time. It is constructive beacuse it lists the battles fought by the marshals. I also plan on adding commands held and potentailly a quick Bio. All bad links will be fixed. Just dont interfere again.

ok, please in the future bundle your edits and provide an explanation in the Edit Summary of each edit. CommanderWaterford (talk) 22:43, 31 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Of course. Thanks for the heads up. I Would Appreciate if you helped restore my work.Bundle means all together right. I will countinue my work later.

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Marshals of the Empire

Hello Marshal Davout III. It seems that “Marshals of the Empire” has been expanded by your corresponding edits. A recent list of edits from you have not been constructive, and have been reverted manually. But you can still edit on the page, of course. I suppose that you make a new title inside the page, called Grand Marshals of the Palace, after the introduction, and can begin your work there! Thank you for cooperation. Thegreatsoldiers (talk) 18:46, 6 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Calm down please. Can you just leave the article alone for a few days? The article is poorly sourced, with a lot of independent research. Too much information that isn’t proven may lead to all your work being reverted.

Burgundian Feudalism

Good point. Ill source everything

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Thank you so much

Question: Marshals of the Empire

If we are describing not only Marshals of the Empire, but more marshals of different types, then what’s the point of this article? There should be separate pages about these Marshals. (Plus, the list of Marshals of the Empire.. let’s just say there’s not just regulars marshals on that list.) From Burgundian Feudalism (talk) 18:38, 12 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]

We might as well move the page. From Burgundian Feudalism (talk) 18:41, 12 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]

If you look closely, Marshal of the Empire isn’t Marshal of France. From Burgundian Feudalism (talk)

I won’t be too harsh. You tried. Just that this article is very specific. It happens to me as well. (Just leave the list alone) From Burgundian Feudalism (talk) Maison, clauzel and gerard were all important generals during the war, made marshal afterwirds,

This article talks about Marshal of THE EMPIRE, not generals. From Burgundian Feudalism (talk)

You may create a separate article on it From Burgundian Feudalism (talk) 19:26, 12 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Napoleonic generals later made marechal Im not adding random ones in

April 2021

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Sources

Wikipedia always need sources. You said that you would find sources. Where are they? How did you get information on Marshals of the Palace? If you don’t prove your answer, the edits all have been reverted. Also, this article is about Marshals of the Empire, not Marshals of the Palace. They are separate titles. Again, Saint Hilaire never had his baton, with historians only PREDICTING, not entirely trusting alternate reality, that Hilaire, because of his service, and if he lived through 1809, could gain his baton. Thus, Hilaire is only a DETAIL in the article, and doesn’t have to be throughly researched. Also, Generals were NOT given their baton by NAPOLEON, and don’t have to be included in THIS article. Reminder, poorly sourced information may be reverted by other editors. From Burgundian Feudalism (talk)

I am busy at work, mark my words my sources will be found

I’ll wait for your return. From Burgundian Feudalism  (talk)

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When citing sources in the text, don't write things like "Source Dunn-Pattinson" or "[3]" at the end of sentences. WP:CITEFOOT explains how to use Wikipedia's reference templates. In the case of the Dunn-Pattinson source in the Brune article, you can simply insert, in source editing: "<ref name=Pattinson>" (with a "/" before the ">").

The text from the Dunn-Pattinson source was copied, even if with some changes, largely identical to full paragraphs of the original text. Even though the work is reliable, the full text may be uncomfortably long for readers and some less important parts should be cleaned up (see WP:NOFULLTEXT).
- Like the source, the text in the article is displayed in overly long paragraphs, like the 12-lines long one in section "Holland" (see WP:Paragraph).

If you are citing an YouTube channel, as with "[6-Epic History Tv]", it needs the link to the especific video that provides the information, not to mention the use of the Reference templates previously mentioned. Nevetheless, I suggest you take a look at WP:VIDEOREF before using Youtube as reference.
- This also applies to the "Charles Nove" citation, as in this case he's just the narrator for the cited channel.

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RFC on Modern Taino identity

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Its the truth, She stole the election, Kari Lake won

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No its the truth Marshal Davout III (talk) 23:41, 3 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]

i wont edit it again, but its the truth man Marshal Davout III (talk) 23:42, 3 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]

February 2023

You may be blocked from editing without further warning the next time you vandalize Wikipedia. Seriously, you were warned about this right above this message. Making changes like that one on Katie Hobbs and then instantly reverting is STILL vandalism. Cut it out. — ser! ^{(chat to me - see my edits)} 07:59, 13 February 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Katie Hobbs stole the election and we all know it! Wont do it again Marshal Davout III (talk) 18:33, 22 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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