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If you received a message about having an edit conflict, it only means that you tried to edit the page at the same time as another person. Try again and it should work fine. You don't need an admin to help you.
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What does that mean? Since you found that article from O'Reilly, it means that the "GNU/Linux naming controversy" is a contentious issue about living people and organizations. The article should be deleted,
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