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Hi @RuthlessIrishman: How are you? Thanks for doing that copyedit. However, I reverted it. It didn't add anything and changed the order that is not compliant with the WP:MOS. Life and education sections always go first. Certainly there is not a lot of stuff here but it can get very large in large article and is used to introduce the subject background, so always go first. Sometimes in smallers articles, that section can sometime look out of order. But marriages and children are shown in there, even if the dates don't match the general chronological order. The lead worked though. I thought that was cool. Generally you don't rename sections during copyedit unless the article is in a serious condition. Sections are highly personal. I hope that helps. Do you fancy having a go at this article: James Robertson (psychoanalyst). Its not complete but it sure can do with a copyedit. I hope that helps. scope_creepTalk15:32, 30 April 2026 (UTC)Reply
