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I just remembered this, months later after not getting an answer to the above question and forgetting about it. It would appear the pages are still using "Goatshire" even though that's not the correct name.
Should I go ahead and correct Goatshire to Pygmyshire while linking to the tweet? In one case it was reverted back to Goatshire when I initially corrected it, as mentioned in the OP, though the entry has since been moved from the character page.

The user bOeNs has made some problematic edits, at least on the pages for Billie Bust Up. Here's a quick summary of what happened:
- On the character page, they added an entry for The Wall Around the World where they wrote "Goatshire" as the name (this edit
). Then, in this edit
, I corrected that to "Pygmyshire" because the developers recently confirmed this as the official name
(although I didn't link this, as I didn't deem it necessary at the time). Then, the user simply reverted it back to "Goatshire" without messaging me or starting a discussion — this is an edit war.
- On both the main and character pages, they have added natter in the form of commentary alongside a few of their edits. One edit that I'd just found
after removing a comment on the main article literally goes "(If anyone knows why Barnaby is the fan favorite, please do not hesitate to edit this.)", complete with the parenthesis, and that was after I'd removed another piece of natter they'd added. I forgot to send them a natter notifier then, but after the most recent removal of a comment I sent them one.
- They added Love to Hate to Barnaby's folder, which not only had natter but also turned out to be YMMV (ergo, not belonging on the page because it's not a trope). I didn't realize it was YMMV at first until I read the entry and then thought to look at the "trope".
Edited by Eggy0