`SOUP IN PEACE!!!  — Preceding unsigned comment added by      == List of United States Presidents Under the Articles of Confederation ==  A user has created List of United States Presidents Under the Articles of Confederation. I believe this is properly redirected to President of the Continental Congress, though that article could be renamed, or split to cover the Articles of Confederation separately. I'm probly going to take the article to AFD, unless an early consesnus on the talk page from expreinced users is for keeping the article. Any help sorting this out would be greatly appreciated. -    :Although I agree that this article is misleading, President of the Continental Congress is not an appropriate redirect. The Continental Congress was a different animal from the Congress of the Confederation. Articles of Confederation has a (more complete) section on Presidents of the Congress, so this article is not only misnamed but redundant.    ::President of the Continental Congress isn't a redirect, it's a distinct article from the one being discussed, which is List of United States Presidents Under the Articles of Confederation.  I think what was meant here is that ``List of...`` should be deleted and that title be made to redirect to ``President of the Continental Congress``.  Now, if the argument is that the latter title should not be, then that is a different process we need to undertake.  I agree it's redundant, but triply so.      == Replace gendered pronouns in introduction ==  2nd paragraph in the introduction has two uses of ``him`` and ``his`` which should be changed. More and more people are using a singular 'they/them' as a gender-neutral pronoun. I can also speak for myself and say that 'him/his/he' stopped being gender-neutral for me a long time ago, and creates an exclusively male image in my brain when it is used. I'd wager more and more people feel this way as well; but if not, it is nonetheless much more culturally acceptable and much more culturally responsible not to use 'him/her/he' when referring to, say, the president of the United States in abstract terms. —Preceding unsigned comment added by   •    :Every President has been a man. ``They`` and ``Them`` are plural, no matter how many people incorrectly use those words.     == FedGov spend table is meaningless ==  Meaningless or at best misleading data, made all the more meaningless by this: ``For brevity, annual numbers were combined into ten-year averages.`` This is supposed be an article about the presidencybut presidential administrations have never corresponded exactly to decades. At the very least you could combine the data in a way that closely approximates the terms in office of the presidents. Also US budget was in deficit in 2002, not surplus. See source in footnote at page 15. —Preceding unsigned comment added by    `