152:. It's too bad that you were caught up in this long term confusion so soon after joining Knowledge. Please don't be discouraged by this. I have written a variety of biography article and gravitate towards writing about obscure people, technologies, ideas, and events. If you have any questions, are in need of assistance, or would like to receive a friendly comment or two, please feel free to post on
170:." Articles of this sort (and the Austin Grossman article you carefully recreated was in a similar condition when it came to asserting the importance of the topic) are routinely deleted/redirected, which is why we need users like you who are willing to take the time to properly create them and make sure topics like these are accurately covered.
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is conflating "notability" & "verifiability." I'm pretty much sick of both of them & left with the idea of doing original research elsewhere—which research I never really did, unfortunately. I would love this site to spawn some kind of "WikiResearch." Or perhaps I wouldn't.
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