Talk:Guai a chi ci tocca
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About deleting
[edit]I'm the creator of this page. Why are you going to delete this?
I don't think it's too short, but if you REALLY think that, please let me expande this page.
(Sorry for my bad english...)
--Vale maio (talk) 17:54, 2 September 2008 (UTC)
- If you are editing the page to add content, you can add the tag {{underconstruction}} to it which will place a large banner on the page proclaiming it's being edited. However, your Sandbox area would be more appropriate for creating pages. You can then move then to the articles area. Ian. --Ormers (talk) 18:00, 2 September 2008 (UTC)
- Responding to a comment left by author on my my talk page: "Here it is. Check it now. Can i remove speedy deletion and stub templates?". This article still reads like Blatant Advertising - the reason a tagged it CSD. To avoid this tag, you need to add some detail as to why the band or albumn is noteworthy (I do not know the band or albumn, I admit). I leave it to you whether or not to remove the CSD tag. Another reader may think otherwise and an admin may tag and delete anyway. I suggest the content is refined further. --Ormers (talk) 19:21, 2 September 2008 (UTC)
- I think it's noteworthy because there was already a red link on the voice 99 Posse for this voice before I started editing. I tried to write this article with a neutral point of view, and to left ADV for myself (and not in this page). Another reason to write this article is the italian version of this page (guai a chi ci tocca). Ok, this band is not so famous all around the world, but for this eason i could delete hundred pages in italian wikipedia, becaus there are about music, movies or tv shows absolutely unknown in Italy.
--Vale maio (talk) 19:41, 2 September 2008 (UTC)- I leave it to others and to the author to decide the future of this page. My action was based on the content on screen at the time I added the CSD. If you (the author) feel CSD is now invalid, remove the tag. However, as I said before, others may disagree and may take other actions.--Ormers (talk) 19:44, 2 September 2008 (UTC)
- Ok, I'm going to remove these CSD, and I hope no one disagree with my decision. Otherwise, remember my "good-faith". In this case, I will agree with any decision from wikipedia admin.
--Vale maio (talk) 19:54, 2 September 2008 (UTC)
- Ok, I'm going to remove these CSD, and I hope no one disagree with my decision. Otherwise, remember my "good-faith". In this case, I will agree with any decision from wikipedia admin.
- I leave it to others and to the author to decide the future of this page. My action was based on the content on screen at the time I added the CSD. If you (the author) feel CSD is now invalid, remove the tag. However, as I said before, others may disagree and may take other actions.--Ormers (talk) 19:44, 2 September 2008 (UTC)
- I think it's noteworthy because there was already a red link on the voice 99 Posse for this voice before I started editing. I tried to write this article with a neutral point of view, and to left ADV for myself (and not in this page). Another reason to write this article is the italian version of this page (guai a chi ci tocca). Ok, this band is not so famous all around the world, but for this eason i could delete hundred pages in italian wikipedia, becaus there are about music, movies or tv shows absolutely unknown in Italy.
- Responding to a comment left by author on my my talk page: "Here it is. Check it now. Can i remove speedy deletion and stub templates?". This article still reads like Blatant Advertising - the reason a tagged it CSD. To avoid this tag, you need to add some detail as to why the band or albumn is noteworthy (I do not know the band or albumn, I admit). I leave it to you whether or not to remove the CSD tag. Another reader may think otherwise and an admin may tag and delete anyway. I suggest the content is refined further. --Ormers (talk) 19:21, 2 September 2008 (UTC)