:I have not in anyway been hostile or broken the rules on civility. Your view point is valid, so is mine, but what you have failed to take into account is what I wrote above about nationalities, I copied that section from Wikipedia:Nationality of people from the United Kingdom. This article clearly backs up and states what I have already mentioned, I was a little hasty and forgot to show you this, apologise. And that warning was automated, I didn't write it! It's just standard procedure. I have to point out that what I am doing is not edit warring but actually removing a change that has no consensus. I have to ask, are you denying that English is an identity? Of course it's not a legal nationality, but it could be argued it's an identity. With English people, we have a mix of some being discribed as British and English, while for Scottish, Welsh and Irish (N) there almost always described as W/S/I, for obvious reasons. There has been much debate about this, it's caused allot of arguments, edit wars and such and it's only in the past two years that it's really calmed down. It's best to leave the nationalities of the articles alone.