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There have been repeated edits adding in the deadname of Kiley May, twice with her first name and once adding in her last name, citing Ontario Birth Registry as a source with no actual link - and of course even if there had been an actual source to someone's previous legal name, that does not mean it is notable and belongs on their wiki page. Kiley May is notable under the name Kiley May alone. MOS:DEADNAME is clear. Elfangor9 (talk) 06:35, 1 October 2026 (UTC)Reply
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