1198:: Guy - you interupted a perfectly legitimate debate during AfD on whether or not this article should be allowed on wikipedia - you deleted the article, you deleted the discussion - you deleted everything because you have some kind of vendetta against this site. You also left me a private message stating I should "stay away" from wikipedia - well I don't think you have the right to do this. You are not Knowledge (XXG)'s pricate police man. During the previous AfD review 3 editors agreed that the site should be kept because the references in the article were substantial, and they are - they include national newspapers, university careers offices and trade press. I find it very ignorant and arogant of you that you just deleted this debate. Put the article back and let people decide if it should be kept - further more, I agree I previously added some link to wikijob on other articles. I was new to wikipedia, and this was a mistake. People change. Not everyone understands wikipedia from day one. We are not all editors with the power to delete all articles at will. Give me a break. Let people have a voice.
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concept in graduate jobs. I am NOT a spammer, I just think this article is worthy for wikipedia. This article has been posted twice. That does not make it spam. That makes this an aritcle that is trying for a second time to get an article past a very unforgiving editor - the purpose of wikipedia is to allow anyone to add content. Well Mr, I want to add this content, and other editors believe it is of value so let there be a debate, that's all I'm asking. I'm not forcing this article on to
Knowledge (XXG), but I am asking you to please let people other than you make this decision. ....AND PLEASE, don't tell me I need to go away. I'm pretty sure you are not the owner of wikipedia, and I'm certain you can't tell me to leave a website. Especially the world's most open website. That is not polite, not civil, and just plain ludicrous.
3220:– Although the bad-faith remarks of the requester of this review are cause for concern, and to be honest made me somewhat disinclined to acquiesce to their position, there seems more than ample reason to find that this closing was improper. Though not overtly so. I do think the closer acted in good faith and probably felt that his decision was honest and proper. But at the end of the day, as many good wikipedians have opined here, there was no consensus in the discussion, and the underlying policy which was the stated basis for the closing decision has been the subject of ongoing controversy. As DGG very well stated, the closing administrator does not get to choose sides and put one side of an ongoing policy debate over another; if the AfD discussion did not do that already, then there was no consensus. Closing accordingly:
1176:, although the user has now added a second domain name so bypassed the blacklisting for the link in the article). I speedied the article during AfD because the content was not significantly different from the version whose deletion was endorsed in April, it appears to be essentially the same userspace copy that was rejected then with only minor changes (including turning the first word into a hotlink to the site under its new domain name). It read to me, then and now, as blatant advertising, and the user admits to the conflict of interest. Just to be completely up front, though, here it is for review.
1770:. There were no prior XfD discussions closing with a "delete" decision so criterion G4 could not be appropriately applied. The DRV endorsement of the speedy-deletion of the prior version can not substantiate a re-deletion under criterion G4. However, the prior deletion justification could theoretically apply. In this case, the prior speedy-deletions cited A7 and G11 respectively. The comments which had already been posted to the aborted AfD discussion, however, were sufficient to raise reasonable doubt and to justify the full AfD discussion. When in doubt, let AfDs run.
220:. Original deletion wabased on a misinterpretation of the notability and reliable sources guidelines; the sourcing definitely met the smell test for reliability in the context of a game mod, and from an outsider's perspective (I've never played C&C), this mod seems to meet the notability threshold based on the sources. The guidelines leave room for judgment calls, but the generic delete comments and the deletion nomination did not seem to go any deeper than the single sentence in the video game-specific recommending against (not ruling out) the kinds of sources used.--
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discussion seems to suggest that it has. I don't think a G11 speedy deletion was appropriate, as the article didn't seem to me to be obviously advertising, and as argued in the deletion discussion, I feel there are enough sources to suggest notability, so an encyclopedia article on the subject is possible. Also, I feel that if speedy deletion was appropriate, the criteria should have been raised in the deletion discussion, so it could be contested. I feel the article should be undeleted, and relisted for deletion, to allow a full discussion of the grounds for deletion.
4925:. I have been unable to do anything related to musicals for our project. In the debate, the fact that even if the category were clearly defined to mean locations where a musical had a notable run, the category should be deleted because each successful musical would have numerous categories (for each city it was performed in). There is great difficulty in determining where to draw the line on significant performance runs, but I do not believe any of the musicals in the category at the time of the Chicago musicals category deletion were insignificant runs.
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spammer and I take offence - I made a mistake when I joined wikipedia and spammed. It was a mistake. Guy has misunderstood me and this article and I feel he has used his authority to ban my web address and ban this article unfairly. I'm asking for the www.wikijob.co.uk address to be released from the blacklist and a debate to be allowed on the legitimacy of this article. (5) Apart from re-stating that this article was removed back in April, Guy doesn't offer any serious reason why this article should be removed, and as you know
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Deciding how long an extended run is, would also run afoul of WP:OCAT. The category needs to be defined clearly enough so that there is no question what belongs and what does not. I would support "Musicals that originated in
Chicago" or something similar. There is nothing to stop you from creating such a new category. Having this one endorsed as a "delete" would confirm that the original was too vaguely defined and prone to OCAT problems. --
4568:. I think it might be a bit much to call him an egomaniac who does whatever he wants. Numerically, it seems he was more or less justified in doing what he did, but if it were me, I would probably have closed it with no consensus. It appears that even by the time they'd all stopped debating, nothing other than an impasse was arrived at. Also, as an adjunct, this whole mess seemed to result from unclear policy, but I almost think
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to articles for stops on national tours, but rather for extended runs, (probably at least a three or four months, but a generalist
Chicago contributor I am not sure where to draw the line. I am not proposing that every show that plays a weekend or two somewhere gets a category added for the stop. It is useful to the reader to know where a show had extended runs. It is useful to editors to be able to know where to contribute.
1398:- no grounds for speedy deletion here. While it may have been a recreation of a deleted article, the early comments in the AFD suggest that it may now pass our notability policies; or perhaps consensus has changed. In any case, I see no need for a speedy deletion; let the AFD run its course, and if there is then still a consensus that the article is unencyclopaedic, it can be deleted.
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this category is fairly useful because only a limited number of cities in the world host lengthy extended runs of musicals. I can not speak for any city other than
Chicago, but I do feel the deletion of the category has deleted information from the project. I am not a proponent of adding categories
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It has been raised in a previous AfD discussion that my editing of and commenting on articles related to Blue Jordan
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If anyone, I'd think the person above you was doing that even more than the (unnecessarily belligerent) requester, and it's a paradigm we should probably try to break. However, the idea here is not that the articles should or should not have been deleted (and I think they probably should have been,
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There was a discussion, the deletion review in April which endorsed deletion. Redsuperted is being slightly disingenuous when he says it is the first and only article he created; he also added links to the site to numerous articles, admitted to being associated with the site and asked for help with
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In response to ragesoss's comment above that I mis-interpreted the notability and reliable sources guidelines, I would like to point out once again that my job is to measure policy-based consensus. In this regard, it meant giving weight to the policy-based arguments presented by MuZemike and taking
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This is not at all like performer by performance or venue because I have explicitly stated we are not interested in one or two week performances. There are only a few articles that would have more than a dozen cats by this categorization type. Each of those few would probably be helped by persons
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Chicago rather than assessing whether the category has encyclopedic value. The question is not whether Chicago can hold a candle to New York's Theatre scene. The question is whether there is encyclopedic value to the category. In this case it
4614:. Extra support came from Jose Mijares (which i closed as keep) and the one from yesterday (whose name I don't even remember), which I restored. Reviewing the AfD the rest of them I still believe should be deleted. It sounds like you're tryign to use DRV as AFD part 2, which generally doesn't work.
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this legal paranoia is unconvincing.. it's good for us to remove libel when we see it, yes. But not to delete articles because there could theoretically be libel, but we don't actually have any examples or anything. A bunch of superscript blue numbers does absolutely nothing to remove libel from an
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The subject is notable enough to be into
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If you review the entry discussion, you'll note that I voted "Keep" only once. You'll also note elsewhere in
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My intention with this nomination was to have it relisted so a broader consensus can be established. The article was deleted per lack of notablity, but from where I stand there is a clear notability as it has been featured on the official C&C site. I think you can see my dilemma. If that is not
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Having made those observations, I feel that the user challenging this deletion is in a disagreement with the AfD's outcome and is going right to a deletion review in an attempt to re-argue what has been stated in the AfD discussion, i.e. AfD Round 2. However, the closing admin did not make it clear
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I think these probably shouldn't have been allowed to progress as a single AfD and ideally they wouldn't have been nominated without some sense of consensus about notability of minor-league players was established. Some of these players were in all-star games too. I think it was a hard close,
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There was substantial support in the debate for keeping several of the players involved, and
Wizardman's close ignored that and focused on his interpretation of an ongoing policy debate. The AFD itself with it's confusing mass of names was improper and the different players should have been listed
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As I cannot see the article in question, I can only make a judgment based on the discussion at AfD. The gist of the discussion at AfD seems to be that the article might need improvement, but that there was no justification to delete the article. The AfD, as it had progressed to the point where the
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The consensus of the Afd was clearly either keep, or no consensus. A Speedy deletion on G4 grounds doesn't seem appropriate, as the previous deletion was speedy (and, incidently, also by Guy). There was a previous deletion review, but there was enough time for consensus to change, and the deletion
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because (1) Other than Guy, everyone who had taken part in the AfD thought this article was notable. (2) The references to the article are notable sources. (3) The site is as notable as other sites that have profiles on
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then it seems reasonable to have one for Chicago - presuming it's used for long-running shows (shows that run for months), rather than every 3-day performance that comes to town. With this category bulked in with many categories that were quite difference, the AfD was poorly done, and should have
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and than locked by him to prevent recreation. Following our discussion the article was rewritten from scratch to dissuade any suspicion of copyright infringement. All statements made at source were re-worded except one, due to its significance. The article was never nominated under AfD so that it
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Not a vote count no, but a weighing up of arguments, yes. While the ultimate goal is to conform to policy, the problem is that interpretation of policy can vary. Which is why the closing admin's job is to consider all arguments presented in the debate, and make a judgement as to the nature of the
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It was NOT a repost of content. It was an edited version of the article you took down without allowing debate the first time round. Read the actual article as it stands now - it is objective, truthful, 100% fact. Everything is referenced. It discuss a site called WikiJob that is a very innovative
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I created the article. It is the first and only wikipedia article I have created. I used Knowledge (XXG) articles on other similar websites as a guide when writing the article for WikiJob. It was not my intention to overly promote WikiJob. If anyone disagrees with the tone or content, I am quite
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This board has grown in popularity rapidly since implementation and continues to receive many daily posts from various new as well as long term users. Posts debate interview technique and necessary preparation, detail assessment days for city firms and discuss the benefits of specific companies
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Wizardman is not entitled to do what he did, decide which of two disputed policies is controlling/ The community is entitled to do that and nobody individually is. The closing admin is entitled only to evaluate their decision (rejecting irrelevant arguments, which is why it takes someone with
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as a repost of content that had been deleted and reviewed in April. You are a spammer, an abuser of Knowledge (XXG) for your own perosnal gain, and you need to go away. You need to go away because you were asked to stop and you haven't, instead of stopping you posted the article that had been
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The deleted category did not have any description that explained how it was to be limited. If you want to create categories for the city of origin of musicals, that seems like a reasonable objective, but creating a category for every location that had an "extended run" would be problematic.
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article was deleted, did not demonstrate a consensus for deletion. Nor do any of the arguments for speedy deletion appear to trump the consensus of the community for retention. As the deletion was out of process, the deletion should be overturned and the article restored to reflect consensus.
3081:. Out of principle I must agree that this is acceptable... the burden of proof is on people restoring content to find sources. However... some of these are bound to be easily referencable... can't somebody get on this? I guess I will eventually despite having little interest in this topic. --
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I stand by my deletions. This editor used copyrighted material as a template for the article, in some sections barely changing a word or two. I think Knowledge (XXG) should have an article on this person, but this isn't the way to do it. The copyright violation should not be restored.
4913:. This group of categories was deleted in part because they were ambiguous in nature. It was unclear if the category designated where the musical premiered, where it had its most prominent extended run, where it was set, where it was composed, etc. I intend to create a category
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Deleted per apparent lack of notability, I say, however, that the subject has substancial notability since it's one of the most popular mods for C&C Generals and has even been recommended by the developers of the original game in an official post on the official C&C site.
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rather than the content, so an endorsement doesn't count). The vast majority of my speedies are G11, but had I come across this article without knowing the history or seeing the AfD, I would have probably let it be. Had I come across it knowing that it's written by an apparent
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The messageboard is a key feature of the site, allowing students and graduates to exchange information about interviews they are currently applying for or preparing for. This part of the site was actually launched before the core wiki sections, and was originally called
1753:. I'm skeptical that such a site would have notable references, but no one is served by Guy blasting the article before anyone people can fully assess the merits of the article on their own. That shows a lack of trust in the judgment of his wiki-colleagues, IMO.--
1377:, which can be determined in the AFD. Aside, although it may be true that the easiest course of action when dealing with editors who have caused problems (such as spamming) in the past is to vigilantly delete any further references they add, but part of remaining
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Its jsut a not for profit school located in skokie, illinois. not seeking to advertize, simply inform. I tried reaching the administrator and was unable to do so to discuss this directly. The page mirrors the posting from our sister school bramson ort college
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was a good article because it was based upon a very similar existing one, which happened to be a low quality (spam) article. I am certain that this recreation meets all the appropriate guidelines in a manner that it will not be applicable for CSD/AFD/PROD tags.
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Even with the sockpuppets removed I still cannot see a consensus to delete from that AFD. With them included I thought the debate leaned towards keep and without them it still looks like a no consensus over whether or not she meets the notability guidelines.
742:. I tried to put a db-copyvio tag on the Bramson ORT College article, and the spam blacklist wouldn't let me do that because the copyvio is from a blacklisted site. If the site it's copied from is blacklisted as spam, we sure don't want the article here.
2956:, the linked articles seem to be mostly sourced, and it should be possible to use these sources to the list to verify the information in the list. You're free to remove those where the article doesn't support a mention in this list, but AFD is not cleanup.
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G11 requires it to "exclusively promote some entity and which would need to be fundamentally rewritten"--all this needs is some trimming. We do not speedy because an article is spam, we speedy because its hopelessly spammy and impossible to easily rewrite.
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The consensus was 9-3 including the nominator; If Sceptre want to expand BLP to Nonbio articles about of Nonliving things other than People he should try for such a policy change, though I don't know what the policy could be called. 16:36, 5 August 2008
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references for any of the articles. We don't allow unsourced material about living people; extend it to currently operating groups. It's more worrying when "fascist" is a term one does not normally apply to onesself because of its negative connotations.
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thinks is the better policy, then we will have random closings, or else a competition to close by those with an agenda. Maybe I should start closing them, as non-consensus, for I do not know which side is right and I am not reluctant to say so.
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reviewed by deletion review and deletion endorsed. You might have hoped nobody was looking, it turns out they were. You knew the text had been reviewed by deletion review a couple of monoths ago, you knew that as an editor with a self-confessed
3033:. Presuming others interested in these lists remaining work up the other sections up to this level of quality and sourcing everything should be alright. (note that at this time I am not finished, but you can see a sample of what I'm doing at
2071:, etc.). Her songs were featured in multiple national television shows. All of this was noted in the initial discussion. I don't know why we are still having it. She meets several of the criteria for notability without question. I appreciate
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is specifically not about popularity, it's about significant coverage in reliable sources, if a thousand reliable sources 'point' to the game in question then good for the game, but it doesn't provide any materials to build an article with.
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knowledge of policy.) As he said himself "this was a tough one to close" and since the policy issue is unresolved, the corresponding close is non-consensus. If whoever closes a afd on one of these baseball items closes according to what
259:, attempt to discuss the matter with the admin who deleted the page". This discussion doesn't appear to have happened in this case. Can the nominator please explain why (or point out where the discussion was, as I may have missed it)? --
4550:.) and they were all deleted. I strongly believe they should all be restored, and I strongly believe that Wizardman should lose his administrating powers. He deleted a lot of good articles that day, and I'm sure he's done it before.--
2004:. Yes, it's a memorial, but it has more sources than many articles on musicians that have all three fans clamouring to keep. Review in a year if you want, by that time the historical perspective may be clearer one way or the other.
485:. Deletion review is a venue for challenging deletion decisions by explaining how the deletion process has not been followed properly, not by advancing new arguments (or repeating old ones) about the notability etc. of the subject.
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repost of a spam article by the website's owner that had already beenr eviewed in exactly that form a couple of months ago. Why shoulod we reward the spammer for simply ignoring that and waiting until everyone's back was turned?
2688:. A good portion of the article was spam-ish, true, but the lede and first section were fine. A better solution would have been to trim the spam parts and leave the rest (or pursue other avenues of deletion). Cheers.
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237:, no reliable sources establishing notability were present in the article, none were presented during the AfD discussion, and none have been presented here, so I see absolutely no problem with the AfD closure. If it
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5054:. There is no parallel between the West End, Broadway and Chicago. "I'm appearing in the West End" - big. "I'm appearing on Broadway" - big. "I'm appearing in Chicago" - what, the show? no, the town. So what?
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overall consensus, or alternatively, lack thereof. It is therefore somewhat concerning to hear an admin give "why should we reward a spammer" as a reason for consensus to be ignored and an article to be deleted.
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the question is whether one is sufficiently noteworthy that people would reasonably come here looking for it, and this is a matter of judgement. The judgment is a question for TfD, and was not unreasonable.
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as closer. This is not your second shot at CFD. Tony was the only user who wanted to keep it. There was nothing wrong with the close. If you read the CFD, there was, in fact, clear consensus to delete.
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compared to others. Users value the messageboards because the information they receive comes from their peers, rather than from companies or recruiters where it can often be limited and highly corporate.
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which has long been successfully referenced on wikipedia. I believe that hte president is set by the sister school's posting that our's is an appropriate posting thank you, steve
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2724:. Fits the normal criteria of spam; starts with the company name linked to the website, promotional tone, sourced from prweb and other non-independent sources, written by
4674:- all unsourced, no significant coverage and DRV is not AFD2. And the editor that brought this to DRV could do with a nice cup of tea and a sit down, by the looks of it.
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I'm sorry, but you haven't raised any issues with the speedy. What specifically was wrong about it? Cheers.
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5183:arguments.--
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4935:Jersey Boys
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4711:coverage in
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4692:Johnny Spasm
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4612:Keep deleted
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4587:Keep deleted
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4552:Johnny Spasm
4541:
4320:Wilson Ramos
4245:Alex Burnett
4170:Cole Devries
4020:Oswaldo Sosa
3257:
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3222:overturn all
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3175:Endorse keep
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3037:. Note that
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2045:Endorse Keep
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2023:Endorse Keep
2022:
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1958:Katie Reider
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4713:independent
4709:substantial
3570:Rene Tosoni
2311:plus a new
1576:Redsuperted
1306:Redsuperted
1260:Redsuperted
1200:Redsuperted
1125:Redsuperted
882:Chick Bowen
205:82.7.39.174
47:2008 August
5289:uelWantman
5265:WP:CHICAGO
5238:uelWantman
5202:WP:CHICAGO
5150:WP:CHICAGO
5096:WP:CHICAGO
5075:WP:CHICAGO
4969:WP:CHICAGO
4943:WP:CHICAGO
4919:WP:CHICAGO
4739:Spanneraol
4707:asks for "
3238:count/logs
2317:Ecoleetage
2266:Poeticbent
2144:Ecoleetage
2082:Bluejordan
2061:98 Degrees
1798:References
1354:Silverfish
1318:Comparing
1243:Smashville
1160:block user
1154:filter log
775:Good faith
771:discussion
646:Sapplebaum
333:explaining
5026:SmokeyJoe
5014:Ned Scott
4619:Wizardman
4599:Wknight94
1495:WP:CSD#G4
1450:WP:CSD#G4
1448:It was a
1278:WP:CSD#G4
1166:block log
5044:Kbdank71
5022:Overturn
5010:Overturn
4984:Overturn
4734:Overturn
4647:Overturn
4566:Overturn
3083:Rividian
3065:Rividian
3001:Davewild
2976:lifebaka
2784:Overturn
2767:Overturn
2747:overturn
2705:Overturn
2691:lifebaka
2686:overturn
2672:Reflecta
2655:lifebaka
2639:Reflecta
2480:Chubbles
2362:lifebaka
2305:together
2284:Gamaliel
2149:lifebaka
1989:Davewild
1747:Overturn
1612:Overturn
1561:Alansohn
1479:Alansohn
1474:Overturn
1432:Overturn
1413:Overturn
1400:Terraxos
1349:overturn
1136:contribs
806:Excirial
781:Excirial
730:Excirial
692:Kbdank71
668:Davewild
406:this one
402:this one
398:this one
356:MuZemike
337:apparent
314:apparent
307:jonny-mt
222:ragesoss
218:Overturn
52:August 6
38:August 4
20: |
5269:WP:LOTM
5226:Wicked
5222:WP:OCAT
5218:Endorse
5206:WP:LOTM
5166:Endorse
5154:WP:LOTM
5112:Endorse
5100:WP:LOTM
5052:Endorse
5039:Endorse
4973:WP:LOTM
4884:restore
4863:history
4516:restore
4487:protect
4482:history
4441:restore
4412:protect
4407:history
4366:restore
4337:protect
4332:history
4291:restore
4262:protect
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4216:restore
4187:protect
4182:history
4141:restore
4112:protect
4107:history
4066:restore
4037:protect
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3991:restore
3962:protect
3957:history
3916:restore
3887:protect
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3841:restore
3812:protect
3807:history
3766:restore
3737:protect
3732:history
3691:restore
3662:protect
3657:history
3616:restore
3587:protect
3582:history
3541:restore
3512:protect
3507:history
3466:restore
3437:protect
3432:history
3391:restore
3362:protect
3357:history
3316:restore
3287:protect
3282:history
3179:Biophys
3139:Endorse
3019:Sceptre
3014:McLibel
2990:Endorse
2971:Endorse
2944:Sceptre
2914:restore
2885:protect
2880:history
2771:MrFizyx
2722:Endorse
2607:restore
2578:protect
2573:history
2445:restore
2416:protect
2411:history
2232:restore
2203:protect
2198:history
2095:Endorse
2032:Nomad 2
2002:Endorse
1970:MSJapan
1930:restore
1901:protect
1896:history
1784:Rossami
1718:Stalker
1687:Stalker
1628:Comment
1616:Viridae
1499:process
1492:Comment
1379:neutral
1326:Stormie
1215:article
1196:Comment
1101:restore
1072:protect
1067:history
1028:restore
999:protect
994:history
982:WikiJob
959:restore
930:protect
925:history
913:Wikijob
873:Wikijob
716:Endorse
681:Endorse
613:restore
584:protect
579:history
475:another
472:Someone
453:Stalker
370:Comment
352:neutral
294:Neutral
280:Stalker
261:Stormie
243:Stormie
193:Stalker
163:restore
134:protect
129:history
5170:Stifle
4937:, and
4774:Stifle
4705:WP:BIO
4595:WP:BIO
4570:WP:IAR
4491:delete
4416:delete
4341:delete
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