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This page recognizes those who have helped rescue articles from deletion. To assist in helping rescue articles right now, see Wikipedia:Article Rescue Squadron.
This page also recognizes and records excellent Wikipedia deletion debates in which an article was saved, in the hope that editors can learn from past discussions.
Here are some examples of articles that have been rescued from AfD. But please do not add articles that need rescue to the list below. Instead, flag them for rescue using the instructions on the project page.
Thanks to all the work of Teeninvestor, the article had a unique closure: stubify, with the content moved to article incubator retaining the edit history, where it is currently being worked on.
Supporters of article rescue offer this as a Prime Example of an article that should never have been put through an AfD. There were abundant sources available, yet the nominator did not improve the article. Rather, they chose to list it for AfD.
Editors added to this list (or any editor who rescues a page) get a small Article Rescue Squadron medal, for each article resued, which floats above their talk or user page. See the award example on the very top right of this page.
To award this medal cut and paste the following onto a user's talk page, adding the saved article title(s):
{{ARS|ArticleTitle|ArticleTitle2|ArticleTitle3}}
For editors with existing medals on their pages, the template is: