1607:- which is what I understand this is about. The article was NOT deleted for copyvio, it was NOT deleted because it was outside the scope of Knowledge (XXG). The consensus in the discussion was to keep or merge, yet the article was deleted anyway. I am bring it here because the admin who deleted it refused to discuss any of this, even though I tried. The specific process of HOW and WHY the article was deleted was wrong. I am asking for the article to be undeleted, a new AfD discussion opened - if necessary - and I (and other editors) be given a chance to repair the issues that are in question. I believe this to be relevant information about one of the most notable literary figures of the 20th century and one of the most oft asked questions about his work. If this information is outside the scope of Knowledge (XXG), then each and every LIST on Knowledge (XXG) should be deleted. If I am wrong about a stand-alone article, I will certainly accept that and, as I said to W.marsh, I will do the work to merge the legitimate (non copyvio) information into the appropriate articles on the individual books, but the temporary article has been re-deleted as he stated above, one again, prematurely in my opinion and without discussion. This is not a case of my not liking the deletion decision - it is a case of receiving no discussion about the deletion decision and the fact that the AfD discussion was misinterpreted. Consensus was not for delete. If the consensus here is for delete, I understand - but as the "rules" for this process clearly state, this review process is not a CONTENT review - it is a review of the deletion PROCESS. Again, the article was NOT deleted for copyvio, so I am asking the decision to be re-evaluated. It may be semantics, gentlemen, but that is exactly the definition of this review process, as I understand it. Very respectfully,
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other editors had added to the article. It should be noted that this was not a stub and many editors contributed to what they felt was a significant contribution to
Knowledge (XXG). The differentiation between what was "copyvio" and what was not is extremely simple as the article was completely modular. All that needs to be done is to eliminate the sections that were direct lifts from King's website and the rest of the article is in full compliance with Knowledge (XXG) official policy. There was no commingling of copyvio and non-copyvio material. I would argue that unencyclopedic is open for interpretation. As I mentioned before any and every list on Knowledge (XXG) is unencyclopedic, yet there are MANY (even, as the guidelines admit, lists of lists) of considerable merit (a few that I have contributed to) which makes Knowledge (XXG) a source of unique information unavailable anywhere else. I do not believe this article violates the scope of Knowledge (XXG) (it is certainly NOT an
1566:- the deletion reason was NOT for copyvio (which should have been corrected, of course. Please note that the three major sections of the article that were fully cited and referenced were NOT copyright violations in any way shape or form, the rest of the article was still very much a work in progress) nor was the deletion reason for "we don't do articles like this." Perhaps, W.marsh, if you would have engaged in a discussion with me and explained this concept when I tried to discuss this with you, I might have accepted that. I can see, perhaps, after researching further that this article is outside the scope of Knowledge (XXG). However, you refused to engage in any kind of discussion or explanation and recommended instead that I start this process. I feel the deletion discussion was misinterpreted and the article was deleted for the wrong reason. It is for that reason alone that I ask the Wiki editors and administrators to re-evaluate the AfD process for this article.
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stand as a template for what the full article should be, well written, well cited information that provides a detailed examination into one man's work that does not fit into the scope of his biographical article and is less useful in uncollected form. However, as DRV is NOT a review of the content, but rather a review of the deletion "PROCESS not CONTENT" (as per official Wiki Policy), I will attempt to refrain from discussing the content of the article further. The PROCESS of the deletion is what is being called into question here. The consensus reached on the page was to
2530:: Is there a justification for a "list" (is the inclusion criterion itself significant)? I don't see it. Is there a sufficient population to break away from a master article? I don't think so. Is there an explicit include/exclude criterion? I don't quite see that ("featuring," above). Is there a benefit to side-by-side layout that cannot be achieved with a category? No, not that, either. Therefore, the arguments are strongest for deletion, without prejudice to the infamous "in pop culture" section on the theremin article.
1691:, which is the only semi-close argument against it), but I do understand that this is my opinion and I will - of course - agree with Wiki project consensus on this issue and happily do the merging work of non-copyvio material into the individual book articles if this review is to be decided to keep the article deleted (although the userfied article has been re-deleted by the original admin at this time, so that would need be restored for editing). All the best
973:, due to a majority presence of KEEP comments on the AFD discussion page it would have been assumed the article be kept. However the article was deleted on beliefs by the admin that many were sock puppets and his own opinion of insufficient citation. this makes sense to some extent but it does not make for good judgment. if the participants had known the article was likely to be deleted there would have been opportunity to request a merge into
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creature," so those have all got to be exactly the same thing and simply can't be separate pages talking about separate things without any knowledge of one another! "TV fakery" is no doubt something that occurs in print, no doubt something that occurs on the web, something that no doubt has no singular meaning behind it nor consistent and coherent intellectual and cultural identity that can be discussed in an encyclopedia article.
695:: Alfred Jarry is cute, but this is the promotion of a neologism to create a "meme" for the purposes of promoting a single writer (probably). This is not an established trope, and the matter is covered well in WP:NOT. (Once locked into dualities of figurative/non-figurative, there can be no extension. The farthest thing from a metaphor is catechresis (the "dead metaphor") that becomes a 'literal' part of denotative speech.)
2816:"plagued bu all sorts of socks/SPAs, multiple votes from Bsregistration, and other misbehaviour." Again, none of this sort of junior-high name-calling is backed up by any evidence at all and it's clear that the original article hasn't even been read by the people here, nor have the sources or links been verified. If you're going to hold a Starblind Popularity Contest then there's no procedure here at all.
635:.I don't know what canvassing is, but from the context it seems to be clear. I was led here ("canvassed"?) by a comment on my talkpage by Jchristie7. I also was led to the original AfD through a user on my talk page. But that is because I link Pataphor on my Userpage, where I endorse it as one of the greatest pages in Knowledge (XXG). It seems just nice to notify me, doesn't it? Assume Good Faith? --
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definition, I don't think it counts as a reliable source. I think you were basing your keep "vote" on google hits, which are not really a sign of notability either. ExpImp brought up a valid point, but the sources in use were from the originator himself, and not from independent sources, which leads us to the chilean newspaper that I cant read and cant judge.
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pro-deletion crowd is little more than politically-motivated and there has not been a single refutation of any specific item on the page or any source used. The open admission that the page wasn't even read and that conspiracy theorists like Mongo were brought in to shut it down even though it is firm argument for reinstating the page.
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question, they created valid articles and made valid edits on many subjects, not just these. And I felt strongly that the articles were legitimate. However, it was wrong of me to try and "cook the books" and accidentally cast aspersion on the legit editors. I am imperfect and make mistakes. Thanks for your ear and I'm sorry.
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We are talking about process here right? Not rehashing the AfD. I voted on the AfD and was a bit surprised to see a delete result - I thought it was too close to call and would be a 'no consensus' close. I make it 13 comments altogether, not including the nom, with a good spread of different opinions
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A discussion of copyvio is possibly relevant,for if it is undeleted here, there's no point if it'll be immediately speedied as A11.I do not think it is copyvio. it contains a number of quotations. an article about a writer that contains a number of quotations from different places for the purpose of
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portion of the article (much of which I supplied) that was NOT a copyright violation, it is well sourced, encyclopedic information. Why does the whole article have to be deleted? The entire article was NOT lifted from some other source - only portions of it that can be easily removed (as the article,
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my comments on the AfD? Because I don't see any indication in your comment just above that you did. I'm not a sock, I didn't say it was one of the greatest pages, I didn't say "weak keep" - I did say it needs better sourcing, but that is not a reason to delete it. Many pages need better sourcing -
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It was a valid delete, four or five of the keeps were socks of each others, there was one that only said weak keep but needs better sourcing and AFD isn't a vote, another one was per the sock, and that sock said that he heard of the term, which isn't a valid reason for keeping, and then there was the
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four legitimate editors. On the merits of the case: I think your closure should have taken into account the idea of merging the article, or giving it time to develop by putting a stub tag on it. And since you closed apparently before you became suspicious, I don't see how you judged your closure as
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It's a serious subject for an encyclopedia, and it's not adequately covered elsewhere in
Knowledge (XXG). The term is in use on both sides of the Atlantic, it's clear and descriptive. The article itself is about the phenomenon of TV Fakery, which does not properly belong to other pages of Knowledge
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original research, but well-cited information. None of the article was supposition, all was from published sources. The potential copyright violation material were full paragraphs lifted from
Stephen King's own website (which should have been utilized as a source, not copy-and-paste, of course) that
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Jaranda who came on here and made a general statement about "most" "keep" voters being socks when a specific statement should have been made, naming exactly which ones he found to be socks. But I have to say, Giggy, your comments here don't make a lot of sense. The
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Absolutely no rationale was provided for the deletion and the discussion page was flooded with multiple comments from Dennis the Tiger sockpuppets like
Starblind who seem to be fascinated with conspiracy theories. The article was properly sourced with articles and papers. Again the content of the
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I believe the AfD discussion was misinterpreted. Consensus in the discussion was to keep or merge, not for delete. When asked for clarification on reason for delete, Admin referred to deletion summary which stated "odd and not really needed," which I believe to be an improper rationale for deletion
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As the presumed "sock-puppeteer", I would like to apologize: a) If I was insulting to
Jaranda, although I did feel the deletion process was sloppy, and b) mainly, for violating your terms of service. I do have a lot of respect for the work you do, and for Knowledge (XXG). If you see the accounts in
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Respectfully, just because you can't read it doesn't mean it isn't reliable - I think a notability tag on this article would have been the prudent way to go, since there were actually sources listed in the piece, although maybe not the strongest. Of course with the article gone we can't look at it
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Chilean newspaper, which compared the term's signifcance to political language used by Chilean politicians. Omitting it from Knowledge (XXG) strikes me as a decrease in information
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already mentions a representative (and rather extensive) set of bands who have used a theremin. I don't see what useful information would be added by merging references to these specific recordings. In addition, some of the comments in the AfD lead me to believe that a proposal to merge would meet
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I'm sorry, but as the closing admin, where are these 4 references? There were 2 references in the article. One was an advertising-style filler article about the club, and the other was about about one of their rallies. What is it that makes this club notable, and just not another bike club that
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Who (besides you) decides who a sockpuppet is? I don't care about the Avion article that much, but the same argument is used above in "Pataphor". Why do legitimate user have to defend themselves, why do they have to explain that they are not a fiction, but a real person? I don't see your "obvious"
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1. The image is used as the primary means of visual identification of the article topic. 2. The image is of a low resolution. 3. Since one members of the band are now incarcerated, it is not possible to replace the image with a new free alternative. 4. Use of this promotional image does not
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was not the entire deletion summary--the closing admin said (quite accurately) that the material was more appropriate for the articles on the books. If the material were not copyvio'd, the closing would have been completely appropriate. We can't restore it for copyright reasons, so I'm not sure
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First argument for keep, was "I've heard of it, so I think its notable". I don't think this holds much water unless the claim is sufficiently backed up. The next one linked to 3 sites, 2 of which just used the term, and were not "about the term" (wp:neo). Even though the 3rd site provided a
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Well, I'm not a sockpuppet of anyone and don't know anything about any other participant, but you might be a little bit clearer here about who exactly you mean and don't mean by "most", so that you're not painting all participants who were in favor of keep as socks. The way you're leaving it here
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I do agree there is copyright violation material in the existing article that needs to be cleaned up, absolutely. There were a lot of people who added to the article since I was last there and added stolen quotes from
Stephen King's official site. The three opening sections to the article should
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now includes a section on the pataphor. i realized this was a reasonable action to take as it seems this argument is not making headway, and rather than keep mentioning the pataphysics merge several times i should just "be bold" and do it myself. as to whether pataphore deserves existence on the
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sources - and even those survive as stubs until more sources are found. Did you even look at the sources? Also, as I've said, "merge" was an option too. Apparently none of these options were considered by you in your rush to delete. Just wondering - did you miss my comments or did you just
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Ah, and the usual arguments about neologisms and memes. Plus ca change... I found a usage of "butterscotch boot," so it's obviously a major meme and not the coincidental combination of words! On
Myspace, I found "fascist strawberry," so that's got to be a meme now. Loads of pages use "moon
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about it because of his long involvement in 9/11 conspiracy articles, and he deleted the 9/11 part. But there is still no proof that this is a widely-used term to describe a particular idea. I didn't go back to look at the page (bad on me), was the 9/11 conspiracy stuff re-added, as Guy is
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Spanish - which can be read, surely, by some here. No reply on merging option, though it has been repeatedly suggested, and was in the original AfD. It appears the need to delete was stronger than the need to conserve information and expand the encyclopedia, and this is a
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Delete arguments were based on the rarity of the instrument and thus it warranted a list of songs that used it (or didn't use it). I personally think that's a weak argument because I dont want an encyclopedia to list all the songs that may or may not have been conceived by an instrument.
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And that's how I found out he was sockpuppering, I noticed that he was carvassing the keep voters, but didn't carvass Drhtl, who for some reason found out about the DRV right after Jchristie placed it in DRV, so I asked Raul654 for a checkuser in IRC, and he confirmed to me as socks.
2472:- while AFD is not a vote count, deletes outweigh keeps and the keeps do not overcome the arguments offered for deletion. The rarity or commonality of the use of the instrument is not the issue and arguments relying on how rarely or commonly it is used should have been discounted.
2387:, but the arguments in favor of deletion appear to have outweighed those in favor of keeping not just in number but in cogency and reference to guidelines. The close was certainly a possible reading of the discussion; nevertheless, it seems to me to have been a mistaken reading.
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rather than AfD. But, since it has been deleted, I'm not sure what you're asking for here. Do you want the AfD deleted so that the article can be recreated without being subject to CSD G8? Even if that were possible, I find it hard to imagine that any article with the title
1008:- in case it wasn't clear, I agree with the previous two comments and DGG's as well - there was certainly no consensus to delete - if the closer couldn't bring himself to keep, then at least "no consensus" would have been reasonable. And merge was suggested and then ignored.
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requirements for info within an article are not as stringent as that for an entire article, isnt this true? a single citation, as i understand it, is enough to include an addition to an article. therefore the pataphore would be sufficiently cited if the info was merged into
707:- I opined delete in the AFD, and feel Jaranda's close was acceptable. As I said there, a look at the uses of the word on various pages seems to indicate many of them tracked right back to this article ("Knowledge (XXG) says a pataphor is...", etc.) As Geogre says above,
994:? No way. This is simply one admin imposing his view and not respecting consensus. In the absence of a strong policy argument that trumps consensus (and none is present here), the job of the closer is to determine consensus. This closer did not do that here. --
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Non-trivial coverage from multiple reliable sources satisfy the minimal notability requirements. There was no clear consensus in the discussion with only four contributions (five if you include the nominator), so a relist may have been more appropriate here.
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dangerous trend. And I would not be so sure about policy trumping consensus - that would depend on which policy we're talking about and how it is being applied, wouldn't it. And of course I'm sure everyone remembers IAR, which I seem to recall is policy.
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As for the deletion, AFD isn't a vote... we don't do articles like this in general as it falls under an indescriminate collection of information. There's no reason why this can't just be covered on the book articles... we wouldn't have articles like
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Amazing, I've been editing all the time and never even realised I was a sockpuppet at all, much less a sockpuppet of an editor who joined 2 years after me. Astounding. I need to sit back a bit and take this all in, I'm getting the vapours.
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Clear AfD consensus, even though it was plagued bu all sorts of socks/SPAs, multiple votes from Bsregistration, and other misbehaviour. That sort of thing not only never works, but it's actually a detriment to an article getting kept.
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You can hit the Cache button up top and view the cache of the article. Maybe I'm being too skeptical, but I'm very vary about the notability of this term when the only reliable source is a Chilean newspaper (not in english). Also,
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to see - my point in this DRV is that there was no consensus to delete, and the closer didn't convince me that there was. The point about accusations of puppetry stands as well and I am hopeful that will be clarified soon.
1394:– Deletion with option to merge is endorsed. Copyvio is a different issue--outside the scope of this DRV--although it does render merging any noncopyvio material difficult. This should be worked out with the closing admin. –
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Um. Seven members of the list, the theremin is pretty unusual so it's never going to be hugely more (incidentally, Bill Bailey's exceptional Kraftwerk spoof is missing), and 30% of the entries are in there because they
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A similar but slightly different phenomenom from tv fakery - VNR - Video News Releases - videos made by corporations and given to news media and run as news without editing or censoring. Much is apparently propaganda:
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I'd pretty close to never argue for overturning an admin's no consensus close to become a delete, but if the admin in question explicitly says the decision was a mistake that should be overturned that makes it an easy
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I didn't see no good agruements between the keep and delete votes, so I closed it as no consensus, reading it closer, while the delete votes are rather weak, the keep votes were worse, and rather invalid. My mistake
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or other. the deletion came as a surprise since the article had citation and majority support. The admin should have given the discussion more opportunity by letting his opinions be known, for decency's sake IMO.
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in roughly similar proportions. Good comments were made by all sides. I see 4 vanilla 'deletes', 3 vanilla 'keeps' and 6 mixed flavours of keep/delete/merge/redirect. Frankly, there was no consensus here. Thanks
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The policy is still the same in that it requires one of the guidelines to be met for notability. It doesn't say if the requirements are met but a sockpuppet participates the article fails on notability grounds.
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For those portions which were copyvio, the reasoning is obvious and indisputable. Any other material is better merged to King's article, or individual books. A compilation of this sort is likely to violate
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Here's open admission that the page was deleted without even being read and that other editors were brought to the page for strictly political reasons. Is that how Knowledge (XXG) is supposed to be edited?
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The problem was that the user only alerted the users who voted "keep", which would be alerting only partisan audience. It wouldn't be canvasing if all the users who participated in the AFD were notified
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Keep would probably have been a reasonable evaluation of the afd; certainly no consensus would also have been. But not delete. Majority does not rule, but consensus of the policy based arguments does.
1705:, per copyvio, OR concerns. Significant info can be adequately mentioned elsewhere. LACameraman, please cease the lengthy responses and let others consider the issue as stated in the review rationale.
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I don't get it: why not just merge it into the theremin article? That could be done as an editorial action, and I doubt it would upset anyone. This doesn't seem worth making a fuss over either way.
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Too bad this article got deleted because of knee-jerk reactions of some who even admitted they didn't even read the sources that confirmed the validity of the subject of TV fakery.
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And that would excuse your ignorance of WP:Music somehow? You didn't even know what it said, by your own admission, yet you decide these things? I hope other admins will take note.
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feature a theremin. Add to that the vexed question of what constitutes "featuring" as opposed to simply including, and I think you have a compelling case to merge this to
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I would have endorsed the closure as a no-consensus is within the closer's discretion here, but since they have since called for overturning their own decision, I suppose
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Not sure if I missed weighing in my my official vote here - or if I'm supposed to do that? In any case, trying to keep this discussion alive. Many thanks. All the best
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I have a feeling other keep voters will have something to say about that, haha. Those are some pretty big sockpuppets with a lot of history! Thanks for the block. :)
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the arguments being given at discussions on Afd about the plot of articles is that it needs to be accompanied by iriticism and comment. Well, here is some.
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was my original opinion and it is it now. Read the AFD. There was a majority for delete, but there was no consensus. That was and still is my impression.--
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consensus, and seemingly was based on something else, and I am questioning it. His decision was made apparently before he discovered any puppetry.
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a promotional photo, and far less likely to raise copyright hackles. Yes, this image was listed at IFD once, but it didn't receive any comments.
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by nature, is modular). Why can't we omit the copyvio sections and retain the rest? My reason for bringing the article here is to evaluate the
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I should have made the copyvio thing more clear... I myself forgot it and userfied this. I will delete it now, pending clarification. --
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I voted keep as well. No sockpuppet here as well - Seems a shame I have to go to the database dump to get the content of the page...--
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to have an article on an innocent combination of words that fails to reflect a single concept.
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Thanks - I never noticed the "cache" button before. Will take a look.
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