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* I know we've crossed paths, but I can't remember any specific instances at the moment. It must not have been a terrible experience. I know that you recently deleted a page I created in error and tagged for CSD. Your response was quick, and it ended up a painless learning experience for me. I appreciate that. --[[User:Nouniquenames|Nouniquenames]] ([[User talk:Nouniquenames|talk]]) 04:47, 29 July 2012 (UTC) |
* I know we've crossed paths, but I can't remember any specific instances at the moment. It must not have been a terrible experience. I know that you recently deleted a page I created in error and tagged for CSD. Your response was quick, and it ended up a painless learning experience for me. I appreciate that. --[[User:Nouniquenames|Nouniquenames]] ([[User talk:Nouniquenames|talk]]) 04:47, 29 July 2012 (UTC) |
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* In my first wikipedia editing experience, I edited a page for a local educational organization. Two days later you deleted every one of my edits in one fell swoop. This is unnecessarily inflammatory and not constructive. There is certainly a more constructive way of being an "administrator". |
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I have been an admin for 9 months now and want to see what people think of what I have been doing. GB fan 14:19, 27 June 2012 (UTC)
- I know we've crossed paths, but I can't remember any specific instances at the moment. It must not have been a terrible experience. I know that you recently deleted a page I created in error and tagged for CSD. Your response was quick, and it ended up a painless learning experience for me. I appreciate that. --Nouniquenames (talk) 04:47, 29 July 2012 (UTC)
- In my first wikipedia editing experience, I edited a page for a local educational organization. Two days later you deleted every one of my edits in one fell swoop. This is unnecessarily inflammatory and not constructive. There is certainly a more constructive way of being an "administrator".