Talk:Sabine Pass Lighthouse

message: This article is about a lighthouse. While there is some interesting information concerning the actual light, that was removed during the Civil War and replaced after, the title needs to be changed (a move) to Sabine Pass Lighthouse. I am currently working on several articles and some are related, but I will address this as soon as possible. Otr500 (talk) 02:36, 29 April 2013 (UTC)
thread_title:  Title name change 

message: Apparently there is an editor that wishes to revert the common as well as actual name of the Sabine Pass Lighthouse back to the wrongly named Sabine Pass Light. This is notification of my intent to politely stop this travesty but will, according to the guidelines of Wikipedia, use all the abilities at my disposal to stop this editor or any others that have an agenda, by purpose or mistaken direction, to make changes that do not reflect the intent of Wikipedia. Several members of scientific articles decided to rename all Iguana articles to the scientific naming. A Green Iguana can not be called an I. iguana just because a certain editor or even group prefers the scientific name better. Apparently it appears I will have to gear up to effect a Wikipedia consensus name change to reflect the common name as the correct and proper title name for this article. I would much prefer to just edit articles but will now have to take a Wikipedia-wide look to see what is going on. Otr500 (talk) 15:15, 9 May 2013 (UTC)
replies: text: Look, the Coast Guard calls it "Sabine Pass Light" (see here) so the name is not "wrong". I work with the NHRP project as well, and as a rule we do not automatically preempt other names for a place just because the NRHP listing happens to use a different name. Nearly every surviving lighthouse is on the NRHP, and while I haven't bothered to look I would say there are plenty of them which are listed as "X Lighthouse"; but we have preferred the USCG names because they are official and consistent. I would also suggest you dismount from your elevate perch on this and consider that people have had to deal with this issue for many years on Wikipedia, that your objections are not novel, and that the question has been resolved, at least to the point where your insistence on having your own way on this presents an appearance of presumption on your part. You are certainly welcome to leave messages with the Lighthouse and NRHP wikiprojects if you want to press the issue, but there isn't a snowball's chance in, well, the Gulf Coast that you will prevail in getting this one lighthouse named against the convention applied to the several hundred others, at least not on the terms you're using now. Mangoe (talk) 15:35, 9 May 2013 (UTC)
thread_title:  Name Change 

message: :I plan to expand this article to elevate it back to start class or better. My first attempt was categorically reverted as some sort of regressive improvement.
:I would appreciate it, so there is not some conflict, that any issues be discussed before any reversions are made that are not actual improvements. Any help is always appreciated so please feel free to jump in with any constructive improvements. Otr500 (talk) 14:24, 7 December 2014 (UTC)
thread_title:  Article expansion 

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