Yes, there is.

If one clicks on the "History" tab at the top of the article, one can see any comments or explanations that the editor has made when summarising their edit.

In this case I was the editor that changed the wording back to what had been the consensus for some months. My edit summary was: "'British Isles' included in section heading, so no confusion (please see: British_Isles_naming_dispute)".

It's not just Irish Nationalists that are a wee bit (too?) sensitive about the term and in this case the sub-heading of "British Isles" should dispel any lingering confusion - as does the internal linking or re-direction of "The North East Atlantic Archipelago".

If, after reading the referenced article, you are still unclear as to the rationale for the use I can try and explain further, but I hope the article will explain the term. NEAA also includes "twiddly bits" like the Faeroes and the Channel Islands that are generally excluded from the ambit of the "British Isles". Thank you for your interest in making Wikipedia a better encyclopaedia!...(kiwiexile at DMOZ)  •