User talk:Erikvoss

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Appeal for Human Rights

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Erik Voss - Feb. 26th, 2010: While the content in question is presently removed, I believe the Committee on the Appeal for Human Right very likely considers this document to be the public domain. I intend to confirm this today, Feb. 26th, 2010, at a meeting with COAHR and re-post full text version if that is indeed the case.

Re:Please advise as to what you are concerned about in regards to edits to page African-American Civil Rights Movement (1955–1968)

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-FASTILY_sock^(TALK) 06:34, 26 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Erik Voss: Feb. 26th, 2010 - Well that is a relief ... just a coincidence, fortunately.

Proposed deletion of An Appeal for Human Right - March 9th, 1960 - Full Text

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Should be moved to wikisource

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Speedy deletion nomination of An Appeal for Human Rights v.III

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Proposed deletion of Ethnocism

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Unreferenced, needs reliable sources, e.g. more than mere blogposts; Most likely neologism (no entry in Webster's), if so, see WP:NOT (dictionary); needs to be more than a coatrack.

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Nomination of Ethnocism for deletion

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