`  :My edit adjusting index levels was something I did in passing when this article popped up on my watchlist and I noticed :*that the first section was headed During Philippine–American War :*that there were sections further down headed Ending the war in 1902 and Post-war period :*that there were a bunch of sections about individual campaigns which occurred during the war which followed the During Philippine–American War heading but which were not indented as subsections of what seemed to me to be a major section heading setting off that time period. It seemed to me that those subsections covering campaigns which took place during the period of the war itself ought to be indented as subsections of the During Philippine–American War section.   :The Ending the war in 1902 section contains only narrative material unrelated to campaigns, and the Post-war period section contains material which, as indicated by its section header, is not ``of the Philippine-American War``.  :It's all my fault anyhow. I created this mess in the first place when I created this article as a merger of two other articles. I've never really been happy with it. How about this: :#remove the During Philippine–American War header :#de-indent the campaign info I indented :#remove the Ending the war in 1902 section and replace it with introductory material explaining the difficulty in pinning down starting and ending dates for ``the war itself`` and explaining the choices made about that for purposes of this article :#remove the Post-war period section, and replace it with info in that introductory material explaining that some hostilities continued after the cessation of general warfare, and that info on these hostilities can be found in separate (wikilinked) articles.  :One difficulty I have with this is that this source lists ``Mindanao  4 July 1902-31 December 1904 and 22 October 1905`` and ``Jolo  1-24 May 1905 and 6-8 March 1906 and 11-15 June 1913``. However, that source lists campaigns of the ``Philippine Insurrection``, arguably comprising (1) the period of general warfare and (2) a period of continued hostilities after the close of general warfare.   :Perhaps there should be info here about the terms ``Philippine Insurrection`` and ``Philippine–American War``, but this article isn't the place to get into detail about that. There's a footnote about that in the infobox of the Philippine–American War article, but I don't think it is particularly well done there and I can't offhand think of a place where it is explained clearly.  :Thoughts? Comments? Suggestions?    (earlier Boracay Bill) `