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Surely you meant to write 'Duchy-wide referendum', Mr Smith, the Duchy Of Cornwall being a constitutional territory, NEXT to England just like Scotland and Wales.
It's surprising you persist in writing like an under and ill-informed tourist - you have been living in The Duchy for quite a while. Perhaps you have a mental blockage arising from an inadequate and inferior education.
Here are some valuable references to help you get your bearings and know better where you are:
/dna/h2g2/A3712510

This comment was removed because the moderators found it broke the house rules. Explain.

In the absence of editorial guidance on what was inappropriate about that comment here it is broken into 5 separate parts - . Perhaps the absence of the offending part will help identify what caused the problem.
1st para:
'Surely you meant to write 'Duchy-wide referendum', Mr Smith, the Duchy Of Cornwall being a constitutional territory, NEXT to England just like Scotland and Wales?'

Pursuant to the above.
2nd para 1st sentence:
'It's surprising you persist in writing like an under and ill-informed tourist - after all, you have been living in The Duchy for quite a while.'

Pursuant to the above.
2nd para 2nd sentence:
'Perhaps you have a mental blockage arising from an inadequate and inferior education?'

Pursuant to the above.
3rd para 1st sentence:
'Here are some valuable references to help you get your bearings and know better where you are and where you are writing about:'

Pursuant to the above.
3rd para - remainder - helpful orientational references referred to above:
/dna/h2g2/A3712510

How curious - the same comment subdivided survives (so far as of 20:40 20.03.2011).
How can a unified single post break 'the House Rules' while the sum of its parts does not?

How curious- all that to post the same old links.

The mystery of how the comment was moderated out as one item but passed moderation in its segmented parts remains a mystery, Slimslad.
Those links lead to information which will be new to those for whom they are not familiar, Slimslad. Extending our knowledge of these things can only be a good thing.
It's good to see you've familiarised yourself sufficiently with those links and their content to come to regard them as familiar friends!

"It's good to see you've familiarised yourself sufficiently with those links and their content to come to regard them as familiar friends!"

Yes indeed. As familiar as childhood stories and nursery rhymes.