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RE: Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tommy Newberry

Hi Jlchan29,

Regarding my weak delete !vote at the AfD discussion: "weak delete" implies that I think the article should be deleted, but that I accept the possibility that there might be sources or arguments which would merit keeping it (as opposed to a Delete or Strong delete !vote). It has no bearing on your original assertions; AfD !votes are a way for other editors to express their own views on whether an article should or should not be kept (and aren't votes, hence the !vote neologism). By the looks of things, the general consensus is leaning towards Delete so far.

For a bit more info on the way these things are conducted, check out the discussion guidelines. Thanks for helping to clean up the encylopedia, and happy editing! Yunshui (talk) 07:24, 28 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for the explanation. I thought I might be misinterpreting "weak delete" but wanted to clear up any misconceptions.

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Thanks, I'll do my best to figure it out but I have no idea what the above means right now and I'm kind of a techie. Please forgive any inadvertent errors. ----