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 == Removing cleanup tags == 

 Hi David, 

 This edit not only removed the article from the cleanup category it was assigned, but is in itself also of no help in resolving the issue. I rather think that if an article is already marred by unprofessional copyediting that readers aren't going to think less of it for having been tagged. 

 I'd appreciate it if you didn't summarily remove such templates in future where they've been placed there for a good reason. The project as a whole condones the use of cleanup tags to flag article issues, ""distracting"" or ""nagging"" as they may be to some editors. If you don't like the look of cleanup tags then they can easily be hidden by adding the following CSS to  

  .ambox { display: none; } 

 This lets users who rely on tags to direct their cleanup work keep their existing workflow while also not offending the aesthetic sensibilities of users who feel that tags mar the look of articles. Thanks.  -  "