Wikipedia:Deletion guidelines for administrators: Difference between revisions
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# Use common sense and respect the judgment and feelings of Wikipedia participants. |
# Use common sense and respect the judgment and feelings of Wikipedia participants. |
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# As a general rule, ''don't'' close discussions or delete pages whose discussions you've participated in. Let someone else do it. |
# As a general rule, ''don't'' close discussions or delete pages whose discussions you've participated in. Let someone else do it. |
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# Be aware of [[WP:ATD|alternatives to deletion]] and only delete an article when another measue (e.g., merging) is not appropriate. |
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# '''When in doubt, don't delete.''' |
# '''When in doubt, don't delete.''' |
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