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Nancy Reagan

I didn't want to revert your edit without asking why you thought that we shouldn't refer to Ron Reagan as ""the late"". This means the guy has dies, which is true. 

I think that we need to address a couple of issues there. To begin with, I understand your reasoning for not referring to a deceased person as ""the late so-and-so."" To begin with, we aren't the World Book Encyclopedia; we are Wikipedia, with a different Manual of Style. I see nothing in there that directs us not to refer to the deceased as I have. The very fact that you have had long arguments about this suggests that it is a matter of contention, and not one that has been resolved with any finality. That being said, I did inquire with the Manual of Style folk regarding this matter. If they come back with the determination that ""the late"" is not appropriate, i will remove the reference in the article myself. until then, I am going to reinsert the comment as is. 
As to the comments that most already know reagan is dead is not an entirely valid argument, aas WP is not a collection of links. We cite our work, yes, but each article should be able to stand on its own, without assuming information. There are people who don't know John McCartney was in a band before Wings, or that Jimmy Carter was a former US President. We assume nothing at Wikipedia. As well, we are not here to improve the print encyclopedias, and I am not sure where you arrived at that assumption.
As well, I am curious as to why your user page says that you have retired from Wikipedia when you are still editing.  

I can tell from the number of edits you have performed over this issue that you don't agree with my edit. I think that if you wish to address Wikipedia policy, you should do so in either MOS or at the Village Pump. If you wish to discuss the matter, then do so in the Discussion area for the article. Please do not assume an editorial policy that is not in existence. 
Again, why does your User Page state that you are no longer contributing to Wikipedia? 

 The late ""the late""  thanks. 

Referring to the recently deceased as ""the late"" belongs no where in Wikipedia.  Thanks for taking notice of this overused and imprecise phrase and deleting it throughout Wikipedia.   
Hi.  I saw where you removed ""the late"" from Lane Stadium in reference to Frank Loria.  In most cases, ""the late"" isn't appropriate, however, there should be some designation here as his number was retired and displayed posthumously.  

 More ""the late"" 

Do you search Wikipedia for the phrase somehow, or just remove it where you find it?  I'm curious. ) (P.S. your change to Hugo (Street Fighter) directed me here.)  

 WTF?? 
I nominated a few articles for deletion a few days ago. I closed the discussion yesterday. You, went ahead for no reason and reopened it. It was five days old, therefore the discussion ends. Tell me now why you put it back on.  
That's just the way Boo works.69.243.42.251  "