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This article was nominated for deletion on February 10, 2007. The result of the discussion was keep.
Vandalism
i just fixed the vandalism of ip# 90.184.23.187 which resolves to:
IP Address : 90.184.23.187
Organization : Fullrate DK
Location : DK, Denmark
City : Copenhagen, 06 -
NB! In case of abuse, please contact abuse@fullrate.dk
Lurgis (talk) 07:03, 31 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Removed Links
I removed two links to automatic Google news searches for Taylor. If someone wants news on her, they can search for it on their own; if we're going to keep those links, why not have links to Google news searches for just about anything? Maybe an ongoing-events tag would be appropriate. The time "10:20" also used to be linked, to a page that gave the current time in Richmond. Needless to say that isn't there anymore either. As always, speak up if you think I've done wrong. --BDD08:07, 19 December 2005 (UTC)[reply]
As of November 20, 2012, five of the eight references cited on this page are dead links. In attempting to resolve this, I have only found one of the missing articles (from The Advocate).[1] However, the article is restricted to paid access archives of the Advocate's website. I have not removed any of the dead links, nor did I replace the one I could find, as I believe this page could be best improved by a partial or full re-write (and therefore new citations), rather than simply tacking on new links. Perhaps someone better acquainted with this case could offer such an update.
Requested move
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