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Hello,

I just transfered the content in the page Actor (Award) because I think that it's more relevant. The official name of the price is the Actor (I reffer myself to the website of the Screen Actors Guild, as well as to IMDB.com and to the ceremony itself that I'm seeing every year. Don' worry, none of the content has dissapeared.

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I'm sorry, It was totally not my intetion to vandalize. How the sandbox is working?

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Hello ser:Tachfin|Tachfin]] Please provide with sources that say that Morocco is indeed called Ammruk by the Berbers? I am myself from a Chleuh family and I have NEVER heard that name, everyone call it Al Maghrib. With your contributions, I can see that you clearly have berberist positions. But it is Wikipedia so please try to be accurate and not biased. Regards

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Hello User:Number 57

I am not too familiar with the process of "messaging" through Wikipedia. The problem is that you are the one who is editing my change based on irrelevant motive. "Moroccan Jew" is an actual ethnicity, without to mention that "Moroccan citizenship" is automatically transmitted to kids. Any Israeli of Moroccan ancestry is entitled to Moroccan citizenship. So technically an Israeli-born of Moroccan parents is still considered as a Moroccan Jew. So Yoram Marciano is an Israeli of Moroccan descent, and Israeli of Moroccan-Jewish descent and a Moroccan Jew. Keeping him in the category Moroccan Jew is relevant, so when you click in this category, you can see all the people of Moroccan Jewish descent, wether they come from France, Israel, Canada, or China. Please keep him in the category "Moroccan Jew". Kind regards

No problem. I still disagree though. You should open this up to wider discussion on WT:Israel. If you don't know how to, I can start the discussion for you. Cheers, Number 57 10:37, 29 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Hello User:Number 57

Thank you. Can you please start the discussion for me please? Thanks in advance my friend

Have done. See Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Israel#Category:Moroccan Jews. Number 57 21:34, 29 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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Please stop adding castes, religions, etc., to people's articles without citing a reliable source. Thanks. -- Tamzin^{[cetacean needed]} (she|they|xe) 06:58, 5 August 2023 (UTC)[reply]