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List of English football transfers summer 2020

Hi there. From what I can see, you seem fairly new to Wikipedia still, so you may not be aware, but every page has an associated "Talk" page where editors can discuss changes to articles. There's even one for WikiProject Football, which is where editors with an interest in football can discuss issues that relate to broader sets of articles. It's usually advisable to discuss issues on article talk pages or at the WikiProject page rather than in edit summaries as you run the risk of getting into what's called an edit war. You seem to be getting ready to launch into one of those at List of English football transfers summer 2020; I wouldn't recommend it, as edit wars are against Wikipedia's rules and can get you blocked from editing, as I found out to my cost earlier in my time here. I should also point you to MOS:ICON, which states that flag icons should be used sparingly on articles and as much as possible they should be used with accompanying text to help identify the flag (not everyone is as good at identifying flags at 20px size as you and me!) That's why I removed all the England flags from that article, as it should be plainly obvious to anyone reading that article that the "default" nationality is English. We already omit the English flags for clubs, so it should be done for players too. Hope that's okay by you. If not, drop a message on my talk page, the article talk page or even at WT:FOOTY. Cheers. – PeeJay 15:00, 20 August 2020 (UTC)

I'm not sure why that would be confusing for anyone, since there is a note at the top of the page that clearly says "Players and clubs without a flag are English". We can easily apply that to other articles. Please don't revert again, as the article needs to be compliant with the Wikipedia Manual of Style. Cheers. – PeeJay 15:09, 20 August 2020 (UTC)

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