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Your edit in good faith is clearly a global problem at the moment, and indeed requires addressing, a list of public art is in all probablility a missed opportunity... and as it is something that requires some understanding of how wikipedia works - edit summaries do not stick they get lost in article histories, and usually are never seen or understood at the best of times - the issue of identifying perpetators of inhumanity towards indigenous populations is something that is a lot better stated at a location such as the Australian editors noticeboard. The project as a whole has not come to terms with the actual behaviours of the statued persons - and it would be much more appropriate for the project to sort out the issue there, rather than just one list... JarrahTree 06:56, 20 June 2020 (UTC)[reply]

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