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Typo redirect The dance of death

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February 2010

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Celia of the seals

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Proposed deletion of Kicking a Dead Horse

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January 2011

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Hi there. I noticed that you have recently added links to various YouTube videos on several NFL-related articles. I just want to let you know that not only do these YouTube violate Wikipedia's WP:ELNEVER guidelines (because they were recorded and posted without the express written consent of the NFL), but it also increases the chances that the league will notice them and then issue takedown notices to YouTube.

The NFL is notorious for cracking down on YouTube videos.

I find it no coincidence that less than 48 hours after you posted those YouTube links on the 1968 Atlanta Falcons season and Lee Calland articles that YouTube was forced to take down that video and suspended that account. Thank you for your cooperation. Zzyzx11 (talk) 04:27, 10 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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Proposed deletion of List of plays in English on the Internet

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A barnstar for you

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Please don't keep adding that self-published play to De Salle article

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Neojacob, that play is one of hundreds of thousands of self-published works. It is not noteworthy, unless it is performed or reviewed. If you can show that the play has garnered at least one review in a reputable publication (Times Literary Supplement, say, or New York Review of Books) then it would be appropriate to link to it. Otherwise, no. Zora (talk) 18:00, 4 May 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Notable players

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Will you stop adding those "notable players" to CFL entries. Its sort of stupid and useless, but most importantly, its fluff that has nothing to do with the subject player of the article. It looks bad too.

My Lord, you have to stop ruining CFL player articles. Your edits add useless info and read like bad advertising copy. What are you thinking? You are bad writer, don't make things worse.

Its people like you that give wikipedia a bad reputation.

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One suggestion for List of Canadian plays is to list only plays or authors that have an article already. The article is becoming rather long and its doubtful that many of these plays are notable. --Wtshymanski (talk) 15:05, 10 December 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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