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Mailer Diablo, thanks for your support in my successful RfA.
As the picture shows, the goddesses have already bestowed my new weapons,
which I hope to use to good effect. If you ever need assistance,
or want to give me feedback on my use of the admin tools,
please leave me a message on my talkpage. --Akhilleus (talk) 17:32, 7 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Special note to spamlist users: Apologies for the formatting issues in previous issues. This only recently became a problem due to a change in HTML Tidy; however, I am to blame on this issue. Sorry, and all messages from this one forward should be fine (I hope!) -Ral315
The Wikipedia entry for the feature film "Loren Cass" was recently deleted and I'm confused as to why. It seemed to comply with the notability guidelines and has also been up for a long time, probably over a year, perhaps even several. The subject matter is supported by numerous major newspaper articles, reviews, and websites around the Internet. The Wikipedia entry was linked to by a number of websites and got/gets a large amount of traffic via Google, as evidenced by the official website's incoming traffic logs from Wikipedia visitors. I believe this entry was deleted in error as part of an entry for the director, "Chris Fuller", and the Wikipedia deletion logs even show a comment by the deletor referring to it as a "documentary film", which it is not (as evidenced by the Wikipedia article itself and, obviously, numerous other Internet sources) and further proves that the deletion was inappropriate. Thanks for the consideration. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 24.92.208.140 (talk) 20:09, 10 April 2007 (UTC).[reply]
The deletion discussion was regarding the entry for the film's director, not the film itself, which was lumped in at the last moment prior to deletion and not discussed at all. Here are a few examples of external sources regarding the film. It is brief and by no means comprehensive, there are many more. If you need me to dig them all up I will, but again, I didn't write the original article (which had the sources referenced) and would prefer the old one just get re-posted. If I need to research and re-write the entire article myself, just let me know. Until then, here's the examples:
Please re-post the original as soon as possible, if that is what you deem appropriate. Again, it's been up there for years to no ones detriment, however, it being down as killed many links throughout the web and throughout Wikipedia itself, not to mention deprived Wikipedia users of information on a relevant work of modern art (that many are actively looking for). Thanks again.
Hi there. It seems as if the disambiguation article at Coa (which was referenced from several places) was, at some point, turned into a redirect to a non-existent page and then you deleted it.[1] I understand that you probably came into this blind, and thought you were deleting an empty redirect page rather than a subject of vandalism or a botched move, however the original disambiguation article should probably be restored (I'm honestly not sure of what entries it had at this point, so it would be hard to re-create). It had been around for quite some time (years?) before it went away. I don't think I was its author (at least, I didn't catalog it on my user page as I normally would have), but I could be wrong about that. -Harmil21:57, 11 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
I would like to know your reasoning for deleting the page Opal Davis...
I created this page to honor my Great-Grandmother who among here countless community service actions through out here 86 years on this planet started the first large service blood bank.
There were no inaccuracies or glaring biases in the page, so I would like to know why you took it upon yourself to delete a page with no errors or offenses.
Hello, I noticed you deleted this article back in February due to an expired prod. Could you maybe undelete it? It was a notable wrestling fed in its time (the largest women's only fed) and even put on a PPV called "LPWA Super Ladies Showdown". —The preceding unsigned comment was added by TJ Spyke (talk • contribs) 08:57, 13 April 2007 (UTC).[reply]
Gl trade
hi, can you tell me why you deleted Gl trade? this was not advertising, merely stating what they do, they are one of the biggest IT suppliers in the banking world. Also, they are a French based company and this article was a translation for the French wikipedia site, which had been around for a few years. Is this also incorrect?
PLEASE ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS!!
Firstly, get some independent, reliable sources to prove that it is one of the biggest IT suppliers around. Secondly, it needs to be rewritten as the deleted version sounds like an ad, in which we have more stringent standards here. - Best regards, Mailer Diablo02:21, 14 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Well, looks like the RfB process is too political for anyone to pass right now, meaning you have to phrase everything just right or or they'll nit-pick your comments to death and interpolate your comments to mean something totally different than what you meant. I would think it would be more about trust and whether you understood the RfA process well enough, but it appears not. It was refreshing, though, to have have oppose v-words (can't say "vote" or someone might go ballistic!) give actual reasons rather than "we have enough", even if I think they were very weak reasons. Perhaps I'll try again in a few months. Thanks again for your trust and support. ···日本穣? · Talk to Nihonjoe19:42, 21 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Here's a thought
Hi MD,
Basically, I just supported Nihon Joe because I thought to myself, "I trust Mailer Diablo." As you know, I have high standards on these things. Which leads me to wonder: Why the heck aren't you running for b'crat yourself?!?! :) Best wishes, Xoloz18:32, 15 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
There were 8 articles on chess openings up for discussion, and the nominator would have listed more but didn't see the need. He stated that chess opening articles in general should be reexamined.
Some of those articles were well-developed; others were stubs. Accordingly, some users, such as User:Sjakkalle, advocated keeping the longer articles and merging the shorter ones.
I was unaware of this, but previously an administrator had closed the debate as a snowball keep, and the nominator reopened the case and asked for more time. Had I known about this, I would have commented as a normal user, without closing.
The nominator reverted my closure, showing me that according to the deletion policy, non-admins can only close in unambiguous cases, which is violated by the second of the three issues above. My understanding up to that point was that non-admins could close cases where the consensus was overwhelming and admin tools (i.e. deletion) was definitely not necessary. Policy is on his side, and my closure was motivated to some extent by WP:IAR, seeing that the discussion had gone on long enough (longer than most AFDs). Mister.Manticore accused me of faulty reasoning in addition to acting out of process, and I have disputed that, as you can read on our respective talk pages.
I have two questions for you.
Was I mistaken in attempting to close the debate as I did? If so, give all the reasons please.
If I had been an admin, and if the requisite amount of time had passed, would my closure have been correct? In other words, was this a failure of process or also a failure of judgment? Or in other words, did I have a good sense of what the consensus was saying?
Please look at my comments on the AFD page - they are identical to my closing comments from before. Just do a word search for my username.
Please respond on my talk page. Thank you very much for taking a look at this.
I went to add some more notability to this article and discovered that it had been deleted. It appears to me that it was already reviewed for notability and it passed the criteria. There is some additional, rather significant notability about this band that I would like to discuss and, if possible, have the article re-instated. Please let me know how to begin this process, if possible. Thank you. Stampsations03:58, 17 April 2007 (UTC)Stampsations[reply]
An editor has asked for a deletion review of Still_Pending. Since you closed the deletion discussion for this article or speedy-deleted it, you might want to participate in the deletion review.
I do not have the latest version of the article - is it possible for you to recover it so that it can be reviewed? Thank you. Stampsations12:42, 17 April 2007 (UTC)Stampsations[reply]
Howdy! I'm a bit new to the deletion side of things so forgive me if this is a "dense" question. You closed the AfD on Bias Vineyards as delete and the original author has recreated the article. What is the proper way to respond to this? Is this something that can be speedied or should it go through AfD again? Thanks for your time. AgneCheese/Wine06:57, 17 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Okay, after reading some more I saw that there was a speedy category for this particular thing so I went a head with that. Thanks again! AgneCheese/Wine07:05, 17 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
FreeWave Technologies
This article was deleted a few days ago via prod. I'm new to this and was having trouble locating the talk on exactly why this page was deleted. In the past, the article was flagged due to its content, but I had thought I fixed everything appropriately.
I read through the WP:CORP criteria and am unable to see how the company fails the requirements. Their products are well in known in the wireless industry following closely behind Microwave Data Systems as #2 in that market. Well known is the UAVs the military use (like the predator) utilize FreeWave's radio's to communicate. There are plenty of news articles online as well. Just search Colorado and the Fast 50. FreeWave has been listed in the Fast 50 (Basically a top 50 fasting growing companies of Colorado) for 8 yrs in a row. I guess I've been the main person to maintain the page and I've been busy with school/military recently and haven't checked in on it for a few months. So, basically I missed this Prod, and respectifully request the decision to delete be reversed. SourSW21:36, 18 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
What Happenned?
I am writing in response to the deletion of your protest songs page, I found it very useful, but now it is gone. Please bring it back. Ta. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 220.233.211.87 (talk) 03:03, 18 April 2007 (UTC).[reply]
Please userfy these articles
Can you please give me permission to userfy the Lists of Mario Party Minigames as I stated in one of the AfDs that I would improve them to make them acceptable again and would like to start working on them? Thanks. Henchman 200008:16, 18 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Curious about deletion of "List of famous monsters"
Hi, I'm the one that started the List of Monsters page here on FA, and my inspiration to create said list was the List of famous monsters page. Was the deletion of that list due to my page's creation? Or were there other reasons it was deleted?
Thanks so much for taking the time to comment on my my RfA, which was successful. I learned a lot from the comments, I appreciate everything that was said, and I'll do my best to deserve the community's trust. Thanks again! And thanks for your kind words and support. --Shirahadasha04:51, 20 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
I have been informed by an associate that the Webalect Wiki has been removed and I am curious to why. I have read your explanation stating it looked like a vague advertisement and I must declare ignorance and ask for forgiveness. Perhaps it could be transwikied by an unbiased writer, interpreting the message from the previous definition. We have been directing people to Wikipedia for educating on not only Webalect but as a resource for a myriad of technical and design oriented terms and acronyms.
My intention to offer an educational definition was genuine and would hate for the removal be at the hands of my chose of words. Please let me know your thoughts. I can be reached at craig@pmlweb.com. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 70.96.189.79 (talk) 19:25, 23 April 2007 (UTC).[reply]
A while back you deleted "The University Computer Club". We're doing quite a bit of work to research the club, establish notability and bring the article up to scratch. Just wondering if the article was backed up by you (or the system in some way I haven't found) before deletion?
Heh, I guess I should have been more specific. Could you send a copy of the article to grahame@angrygoats.net (or just my talk page, whichever you like) - I won't be pasting the article straight back, although I expect we'll add back a much revised and improved article addressing the issue of notability within a week or so.
I have a feeling that somewhere in the article history is an article about the Jackson Browne album called "Late for the Sky" - since someone went to the trouble of uploading Image:JacksonBrowneLatefortheSky.jpg in 2003 (and it's only now showing up in Special:Unusedimages), and it's the only article for an album of his that is missing. Could you have a dig through the history and restore a suitable version. Cheers. Megapixie13:54, 24 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
I'm slightly confused by this edit: [2]. My understanding was that relisted debates belonged at the bottom of the current day's page. Was the placing of those relists deliberate and if so do you think we should start relisting all debates at the top of the page? WjBscribe16:56, 24 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Dan le sac and scroobius pip
Hello. i don't get why you returned a 'no consensus' decision for the page? [3]
yes, the article was badly written, incorrectly titled etc. but the fact is it clearly met the notability guidelines; "Has had a charted hit on any national music chart."
Hi, would you please consider reviewing and letting me continue the article about IM+.
I am an independent writer and wanted to write an article about IM+, because after a few tests of several IM for mobile application, I have found IM+ to be useful and user-friendly and beleive that some encyclopedic material would be of value and interest to the readers.
I have obtained permission from the developer to use the materials from their website. The ticket number is 2007042410014652. Some of the previous deletions of the article were made for the article not writen by me. Please state the reasons why the article posted by me was deleted, because I do want to expand and add some other valuable information.
Thanks for your time and consideration Leanalove16:36, 27 April 2007 (UTC)Leanalove[reply]
I had a plan to work on all the psytrance artists and DJs and provide really up-to-date pages on all of them.
I just checked back and my entry for "Kristian" was deleted following an AfD with your name beside it.
Can you provide me with more information? Kristian is probably this country's (United Kingdom) most popular and well-known psytrance DJs. If my first entry on psytrance DJs and artists is going to be removed, what is the point of me carrying on with my plan?
Type "Kristian psytrance" into Google [4] and you'll find 11,200 pages on him. Try "Kristian psychedelic trance" [5] and there's another 717. How many hits and gigs and performances must an artist have before he or she is considered Wikiworthy? I mean, Astrix has a page, Deedrah has a page... I wonder whether those "Wikipedians" who discuss pages for inclusion or otherwise have any idea whatsoever about psytrance music. I think not.
Thank you, Mailer diablo, for your constructive comments in my recent RFA, which passed with 86 support, 8 oppose, and 5 neutral !votes. I will keep in mind all your suggestions and/or concerns, and will try to live up to your standards. Please, if you have any comments or complaints about my actions as an administrator, leave a note on my talk page, and I will respond as soon as I possibly can, without frying my brain, of course.
Thank you once more,
· AndonicOTalk
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Please consider de-linking articles through "What links here" when you delete them. I think there is some confusion with younger editors that if there is a red link it is a good articles to create.--BirgitteSB17:57, 1 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]
My (Selket's) RfA
Thank you, Mailer diablo, for your support on my recent RfA, which recently passed 54/1/1. I hope I can live up to everyone's expectations. I will certainly take the constructive criticism I recieved to heart.
Please, if you have any comments or complaints about my actions as an administrator, leave a note on my talk page.
Thank you again·
--SelketTalk18:26, 1 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Arborsculpture
Can you give me an opinon on the arborsculpture page ? I'm will be backing off due to a conflic of intrest. The editor who changed the page to a book page also has a conflict of intrest. Do you think the page should be deleted moved or improved ?
66.82.9.5817:52, 4 May 2007 (UTC)Reames[reply]
