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It would seem that the need for citations has been fulfilled. See that the spots where further citations are called for have footnotes next to them, now. Can you remove the need for references box and notations? Suffragists (talk) 21:17, 8 May 2021 (UTC)Reply
I am wondering if we can change the title of this entry. I made a mistake when I created it. Right now it says "Marjorie (Charles) Shuler" which is problematic for 2 reasons. First, it makes it seem as though Charles is her maiden name, which it isn't. She was married late in life, and did not change her name, so it isn't technically part of her name. Second, and maybe more importantly, if someone searches for "Marjorie Shuler" this entry does not come up, defeating its purpose, because the "Charles" is in the way. Does anyone know the protocol for changing a title? I don't seem to be able to do this on my own. Thanks.
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