`  ::::Well, it's not just the Missy Franklin and similar citizenship debates.  Using the national team parameter also makes the justification for using one flag icon in athlete infoboxes a lot more obvious, too, which has been a running battle for the last five or six years.  When an athlete is a national team member, he or she clearly represents his or her country in international competition, and the case for flag icon usage is very strong.  The flip side of that, when we have a notable swimmer who never competed in the Olympics or other international events, say a notable college swimmer, or channel swimmer, or national champion, then we should use the ``nationality`` parameter and no flag icon.  Among American swimmers, I don't think are more than 2 or 3 dozen notable swimmers who fall in this latter group.  When I'm done cleaning up the Canadian Olympic swimmers, I'm going to revisit the instructions and other template documentation for Infobox swimmer, and provide and example Infobox completed with all of the usual options in use.  You, me and Ianblair probably ought to adopt a WikiProject Swimming policy on flag icon use, too.  That way when anyone questions about infobox formatting or flag use, we can just link to the infobox instructions, example infobox, and flag policy.  I've already re-written the infobox instructions to deal with the ``Missy Franklin`` problem  I don't care if you were born in Canada and your mother is her majesty the fucking Queen, if you swim for the United States, you get an American flag in your infobox.  How's that for a policy?  LOL      `