Talk:Self Aid Buddy Care Training

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I am trying to create this SABC page as it is REFERENCED from my other page ATNAA. Please do not delete the whole page, as I am trying to build it. Nothing is more discouraging than to have some random editor with his/her capability delete something you post 1.5 seconds after you post it. Administrators/editors: Please use your deletion capabilities wisely.Twentiethlevelmage (talk) 15:01, 14 May 2009 (UTC)[reply]

As a side note, if you care to contact me directly, I encourage, and would appreciate it. I am Active Duty United States Air Force, and an Instructor of Self_Aid_ Buddy_ Care_Training (SABC), as well as CPR. I AM an AUTHORITATIVE member on the subject (primary source). Please exercise good judgment prior to deletion, (preferably by placing the standard placard warning) before hastily deleting my content. During creation, I am 'in flux' when producing a work and frequently 'save' my work before continuing. I will respond to any 'placards' such as Copyright violation (Wikipedia warnings), etc, within 24 hours. Hasty deletions without a 24 notice 'placard' warning, and merely citing a 'lack of substantive content' justification will be almost instantly contested, with a formal complaint filed. Your cooperation is appreciated. Sincerely, Twentiethlevelmage (talk) 04:11, 15 May 2009 (UTC)[reply]

All the reference links are dead.