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I'm going to go with Twenty Second July because the title comes from the date the attack happened, 22nd July, 2011.
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I'm going to agree with Hello83433 here. Just copypaste the Film.July 22 article into Twenty Second July instead and cutlist Film.July 22 under the guide of it being the wrong name.
I'd do it myself but I still think we need one more troper to chime in before we can get consensus.
Film.Twenty Second July sounds good to me, though I wonder if it wouldn't be worth keeping July 22 as a redirect for anyone who makes the same mistake the page's original creator did.
Also don't forget to use custom titling to make it "22 July".
Edited by sgamer82
Hm... wouldn't the format "22 July" be pronounced "twenty-second of July", though? "Twenty-second July" sounds off to me... I don't think I've ever heard a date read out like that.
Ah, the different date formatting. I'm actually not sure how the site deals with it in titles though, but Film.April9th (see the wikiword changes in April 9th) can be used for reference.
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Check how media outlets report it. This NPR review
uses "twenty-two July". As does this interview with the director.
^ It should be Film.Twenty Two July then.
If they pronounce it as "Twenty Two July" instead of "Twenty Second of July", then I agree that we should use that name.
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I've brought it up before. Just pick one of them and redirect all the others to it.
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Film.July 22 is at the wrong title — the work is titled 22 July.
What should the page name be? Film.Twenty Two July, Film.Twenty Second July, or something else?