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and we should facilitate that, but an article about the murder (I'll donate $ 100 USD to my local homeless shelter if she is found alive) of some random stay-at-home mother who is most likely an innocent victim is unlikely to generate much interest in 2040. The assassination of Indira Gandhi changed
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I love your username. Anyway, I would like to pick your brain a bit if I may. My opinion is that there is a difference between what I would consider to be notable crimes/allegations and run off the mill crimes. So for example the time I forgot to buy a trainticket because I believed I bought a
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I wrote on that talkpage: "I believe the goal here is to write an encyclopedia, not a somewhat random collection of old news. If people disagree that's fine. If they agree then I would like them to explain what makes this crime worthy of inclusion in an encyclopedia."
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the future of India; and even though this case is objectively more tragic it has less of an impact on the world. Thank you. Even if we don't agree I think it is interesting to see where our views diverge and why.
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