Studerby

Wikipedia vandalism information
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Level 4

Low to moderate level of vandalism

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Project membership:

• Wikipedia:WikiProject Biography
• Wikipedia:WikiProject U.S. Congress
• Wikipedia:WikiProject Texas

Work links

• United States Congressional Delegations from Texas#United States House of Representatives
• Handbook of Texas non-tmpl
• Special:Linksearch
• Category:Pages_with_DEFAULTSORT_conflicts

Text I need from time to time

Please read Wikipedia:Categorization of people#Ordering names in a category, especially "other exceptions". It's not obvious, but names with apostrophes, non-initial capital letters, and non-capital initial letters actually have to be mis-spelt to have them sort correctly in categories.

 

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