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Hello, I reverted the Bermuda ensign into the info box for RMS Queen Mary 2 back to the undefaced Red Ensign. She still flies the undefaced Red Ensign as do all British merchant vessels - including those registered in British Overseas Territories. It's a mistake that a lot make because vessel traffic locating services have it wrong. You'll see a more detailed explanation on the Talk page for QM2. Blue Riband► 22:31, 13 April 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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Thankyou for your edits to RMS Dunottar Castle, RMS Pendennis Castle and Windsor Castle. "RMS" stands for "Royal Mail Ship", not "Royal Mail Steamer", so I have revised them accordingly. Also Wikipedia practice is for the name in bold at the beginning of an article's introduction to be, as far as possible, the same as the name of the article. Hence if an article is about a Royal Mail Ship, the intro begins "RMS so-and-so, and the initials RMS can be explained in a subsequent sentence.

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Best wishes, Motacilla (talk) 11:24, 10 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]