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I posted a similar question a month ago - https://www.behindthename.com/bb/fact/5283936.
I thought I'd try again to see if anyone would respond because, to me, at least, the rules for compound names are a bit unclear. I earlier thought that the reason names that I submitted, like Maria Concepcion and Maria Josefa, were deleted, but not María Celia or Isabel María, was because they didn't have diacritics. But a month ago, I submitted the name "María Victoria," and it got deleted, and I just encountered the name "Jean Carlos" here. I still think that the reason "Inmaculada Concepción" and "María de Los Dolores" are still on the site is that they gain additional meaning aside from being compound names.
So, I want to know, why are names like María Victoria and Juan Gabriel deleted, but Isabel María and Jean Carlos aren't?
I thought I'd try again to see if anyone would respond because, to me, at least, the rules for compound names are a bit unclear. I earlier thought that the reason names that I submitted, like Maria Concepcion and Maria Josefa, were deleted, but not María Celia or Isabel María, was because they didn't have diacritics. But a month ago, I submitted the name "María Victoria," and it got deleted, and I just encountered the name "Jean Carlos" here. I still think that the reason "Inmaculada Concepción" and "María de Los Dolores" are still on the site is that they gain additional meaning aside from being compound names.
So, I want to know, why are names like María Victoria and Juan Gabriel deleted, but Isabel María and Jean Carlos aren't?
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