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article? Just seems odd that all the other magazines would be listed and the one all-digital version that's 5 years old and has two
Knowledge (XXG) references to it (see virtual railroading and death notice for Hal Carstens) keeps getting deleted while we're trying to rebuild it correctly. Just trying to figure out how to fill this gap in Knowledge (XXG)'s knowledge base on this topic area without getting the hammer dropped. Can we get some help?
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Sorry if I've been a bit overzealous. When I stumbled across this article, it had become a spam-field with links to every conceivable publication, regardless of the notability, readership, or any other criteria. But to
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in several places may well indicate the need for the article, the mere inclusion of the redlink in this list will not likely spur someone on to create the article. For list articles like this one, the better criteria is that the article already exist, and then it can be added to this list. This
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Then YOUR Knowledge (XXG) policies has created a catch 22. Model
Railroad Hobbyist has a readership in the range of 100,000 per month, but is not "notable" because it doesn't have a wikipedia article - like the one the Knowledge (XXG) editors REMOVED earlier today? Since this readership base is
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Knowledge (XXG) function correctly, doesn't such an article start with listing the title in the list of railroad modeling periodicals? Why then was putting Model Railroad Hobbyist in the list a second time deleted, thereby making it difficult to even start said correctly neutral
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No one has taken up the invitation to create this article, so perhaps I was mistaken about its enthusiasts. I will remove it once again, and once again request that it not be included on this list until someone can verify that merits inclusion (preferably by writing the article).
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problem of every hobbyist adding their favorite publication, even if it is the newsletter of their 5-member club (and yes, there were some of those in the list before I cleaned it up). If the magazine is so notable, creating the article should not be a problem.
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lack of notability of some of the redlinks - as far as I can see from a brief review of the titles - they are indeed notable - and also workable - just a lack of editor focus on getting the info into this list
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numbers - the magazine article link will suffice, and the series of ISSN numbers could mean something else in other
Knowledge (XXG) contexts (i.e. an ambiguity that is not a good idea).
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