Still no explanation as to why Domer48 has gone from supporting the text on 7th October to rejecting it now. Interestingly, one of the sources used by Domer48 elsewhere uses the term "Provisional Sinn Féin": Brian Feeney (2002) Sinn Féin: A Hundred Turbulent Years O'Brien Press, p. 251 - "Neither the Provisional IRA nor its political mouthpiece, Provisional Sinn Féin, had much of an existence outside west Belfast."  The ''Oxford Companion to Irish History' also records the term "Provisional Sinn Féin" in its entry under "Sinn Féin". The reversion of the 7th October text - as well as removing the reference to the name Provisional Sinn Féin also removes reference to the connection between the party and the Provisional IRA: something that is undoubtedly notable. It would be useful if other editors would engage in discussion about this.