User talk:RushCars24ID

End Dates

Please do not make decisions based on your personal preference. Reverting someone's edit just because you personally don't like it was never okay, according to WP:IDONTLIKETHEM. Did I removed those end dates simply because I didn’t like them? No. There was a new convention, and I tried updating car articles that I encountered to be in line with the new convention. I probably shouldn't explain about why end dates should be removed again because you definitely knew but you didn't care because you're "still disagreed this movement, as these still ruins the design looks of the articles" which is entirely subjective. If you disagree, try to contest and give your opinions here: Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Automobiles instead of unilaterally reverting back and please discuss if you disagree instead of reverting. Thanks! 2007DodgeRam (talk) 03:04, 31 October 2020 (UTC)

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