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Episodes?

Conundrum: the article states there were thirteen episodes, but the site linked states that there were 32 known episodes, many of which were lost, but more than 13 episodes survive. Can someone clear this up? 71.200.139.4 13:22, 30 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

It appears that the total number of episodes produced is unknown, but 13 episodes are in existance today (the 18 listed on the linked website are the known plots, not recordings). I'll delete the last line about 13 episodes.Konczewski 19:17, 30 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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BetacommandBot 09:45, 7 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

External links being systematically deleted

Please help me with...

I run a non-commercial, advertising-free website devoted to Old Time Radio. I publish a mixture of my own work and work submitted to me by fans. These include: plotlines, reviews, CD cover art, a comprehensive listing of radio adaptations of famous authors' work, top-10 lists, recommendations, and links to other websites. The site hosts over 2,100 plotlines and 1,300 reviews from 70 different radio series. The 'Famous Authors on Radio' page cross-references 2,800 stories from over 900 different authors. Since this is an ever-expanding work-in-progress, some of the pages are more complete and higher in quality than others. The website has been online for 17 years.

Several dozen of the Old Time Radio web pages at Wikipedia provide external links back to the corresponding pages at my website because my website provides copyrighted material that some people have found useful.

I did not create these links. But I do maintain them. (Actually, I did not create any of the original links -- many of which date to 2004 -- but, as my website has grown I have added links to new web pages.)

Lately, those links have been systematically deleted by one (or perhaps several) individuals. The reason given is 'Low Quality URL'.

I have read the Wikipedia section on External links. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:External_links#What_can_normally_be_linked It seems like the links to my website might fall in a grey area.

I am writing to ask if there is a community consensus on whether these links can remain? Or if, in the interest of improving Wikipedia, they should be removed? In other words, I can't tell if the links were justifiably deleted or whether they were the result of vandalism. (And if they were the result of vandalism, how I should proceed.)

Any help about how I should proceed to resolve this issue would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers,

P.S. I have posted this question on the External Links board, but have not received any comments.

My home page: http://www.otrplotspot.com

An example Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2000_Plus

The corresponding page that Wikipedia linked to: http://www.otrplotspot.com/2000Plus.html

The user who originally removed the link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/197.41.9.94

Another example Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2000X

The corresponding page that Wikipedia linked to: http://www.otrplotspot.com/2000x.html

The user who originally removed the link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/197.41.157.234

IP Addresses that have deleted links.

41.33.191.185
41.187.88.115
192.219.44.68
195.212.29.19
195.212.29.178
196.147.88.56
197.41.9.94
197.41.157.234
197.41.218.29
197.48.26.18
197.48.64.69
197.48.198.166
197.48.230.228
197.49.55.185
197.49.67.14
197.49.79.171

ZootMutant (talk) 03:49, 16 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]