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struck my ProD, the article was tagged with another CSD:A7, and you apparently didn't research the imrpopriety of the CSD re-tagging prior to deleting the article. Your deletion comment of "No indication that the article may meet guidelines for inclusion" indicates that you may not be aware of the common abuse of CSD:A7. To avoid being deleted by an A7 claim, an article merely needs to state importance, which is "a lower standard than notability". I maintain that the article in question did assert importance, and while I question the subject's notability as well, it is proper to give an article's editors the duration of a ProD as an opportunity to improve the article and establish notability which we were otherwise unaware of. I'd like to ask you to be more conscious of this in the future. ~~~~
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discuss the reason further, just add an entry on my talk page. The fact that I've done this doesn't mean that I'm for the keeping of the article, but it does generally mean that I'm for giving the original editor of the article a little more time to demonstrate that the article belongs on
Knowledge. If, after a short period of time, the original editor can't do so, the article is deleted and everyone is happy. If, on the other hand, the editor is able to establish notability, Knowledge benefits.
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and have since shared with my wife and her father, both of whom love the stuff. Interestingly, it was my father who independently discovered this beer at Trader Joe's and recommended that I try it.) I lost touch with Lewis after this. A few years later (in early 1998 to be exact), I returned to
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You've deleted at least one article (]) which was tagged for CSD:A7 after I'd previously rejected the A7 claim. I tag such articles for ProD when I notice that CSD:A7 is being abused, and the fact that the article has since been deleted prior to the expiration of the ProD indicates that an editor
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a really cool guy. We ran into each other periodically (I even attended one of his parties when he lived on the second floor of some building on Marsh Street), but the last time I saw him was randomly, a few years later, in the parking lot of a shopping plaza in
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