User talk:RoQ

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Madness Combat

Thanks for the message. The article currently does not meet WP:WEB, so I have re-tagged it for notability concerns. Please read the notability guidelines and add relevant source material to assert notability. -- Scientizzle 23:25, 20 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Unspecified source for Image:Tricky.jpg

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Save Madness

Sorry, u were one of very few people with an account supporting it on the talk page. I am making a major effort to save the madness combat article. whoever erased it probably just doesn't like it, (god**** beurocracy) The strange part is that no one seems able to prove it's relevence/popularity or come up with any outside media coverage. I say we track down as many websites as possible that contain the series, and find/create links in messages to administrators that prove its popularity (2 million views on newgrounds for #4) just hoping you know more sites than I do.

if no longer interested simply ignore.

I´m interested but i also didnt find something about madness out there, thought that there was an article on USAtoday a motnh or two ago RoQ 15:19, 17 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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