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I know that acronyms are generally not preferred for article titles, but I titled the article so for a reason. For one, there is the English title convention. Secondly, there is a common names convention (taking note that PADRES is easily differentiated from Padres)--PADRES is the name used in the literature about the group. Thirdly, PADRES is actually more of an apronym than an acronym, and thus is descriptive of the organization itself. If anyone wishes to discuss the titling issue, please do so before moving.--Rockero18:21, 9 May 2006 (UTC)Reply