`  :Yes, there is.  :If one clicks on the ``History`` tab at the top of the article, one can see any comments or explanations that the editor has made when summarising their edit.  :In this case I was the editor that changed the wording back to what had been the consensus for some months. My edit summary was: ``'British Isles' included in section heading, so no confusion (please see: British_Isles_naming_dispute)``.  :It's not just Irish Nationalists that are a wee bit (too?) sensitive about the term and in this case the sub-heading of ``British Isles`` should dispel any lingering confusion - as does the internal linking or re-direction of ``The North East Atlantic Archipelago``.  :If, after reading the referenced article, you are still unclear as to the rationale for the use I can try and explain further, but I hope the article will explain the term. NEAA also includes ``twiddly bits`` like the Faeroes and the Channel Islands that are generally excluded from the ambit of the ``British Isles``. Thank you for your interest in making Wikipedia a better encyclopaedia!...(kiwiexile at DMOZ)  • `