: Yes it is fringe. It's based on the very fringe theories of Kyösti Julku and others about an ancient Finnic "Kingdom of Kvenland", and about the original/native population in most of present day Sweden having been Finnish-speakers. Which is just a load of BS, not supported by documents of any kind, nor any kind of archaelogic evidence. Skellefteå has never been a Finnish-speaking area, and there are no ancient Finnish names for it, so it doesn't belong in the article. Both the material you add and your editing style make me believe that you're not a new editor, just the latest incarnation an editor who has previously posted similar material on a number of other articles. An editor who was blocked indefinitely for their activities (which included the use of sock puppets 0push their view).