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Latest comment: 1 year ago by 81.140.118.238 in topic Stone Frigate - designation / name
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Stone Frigate - designation / name

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I've added a link, expanding the initials HMCS: for some readers the phrase is not immediately obvious / familiar. But (1) is there style guidance against linking bold phrases among an article's opening words? If so, someone please fix - maybe reframe as a footnote?

And (2) the term stone frigate has its own significance (and an interesting history) within the Commonwealth / former Empire's navies: really, there should be some mention of this (with associated link) from somewhere within the article. (Would the footnote suggested above be a good location for this?)

81.140.118.238 (talk) 00:58, 22 October 2024 (UTC)Reply