User talk:HJ Mitchell

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Heaven Mr. HJ Mitchell

Hello, HJ Mitchell. I'm I Hate 1989. Welcome to Heaven Wikipedia, we're be friend & good faith, you do the best. Good work have nice day. I Hate 1989 (talk) 05:37, 17 May 2025 (UTC)[reply]

User:Wander2014

Hi H - the editor you blocked for one week a few days ago has been block-evading several times over using IP addresses. I think it may be time for an indef; what are your thoughts? All the best, Patient Zero^talk 01:00, 19 May 2025 (UTC)[reply]

Disruptive editing HMHS Britannic

In a carry-over from edit wars concerning Bluebird K7, the HMHS Britannic - Wreck - subheading has been edited to remove the name of Bill Smith, the sonar expert who, through his underwater survey expertise, was able to identify the anchoring apparatus of a mine. This find confirmed the vessel had been sunk by a single mine strike - and had not been torpedoed, which had been a long-standing fear. The site is a war grave. Also, the sonar image (© Bill Smith 2005) from which the description in the text was taken, has also been removed. The article content about Bill Smith's sonar work was specifically referred to by Carl Spencer (the lead diver who lost his life on a later dive to Britannic) when the article was created many years ago. In my opinion, the reasons for these edits owes more to a personal grudge than it does to historical accuracy. Nigel PG Dale Nigel PG Dale 10:43, 19 May 2025 (UTC)[reply]