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I originally had a long bit here about not seeing your objection and, well, stuff. Then I went ahead and resurrected the entire set of pages and undid the link edits because of what you posted above. When I did that, I saw that you had responded to my 24-hour notice under an hour after I made it. |
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I'm sorry... if you had expressed concern about deleting this page, I never saw it. If ''anyone'' had responded to my thread on the discussion page at all, I would have held back, but the lack of comments in ''any'' direction suggested that no one cared sufficiently to protest. I did wait ''three months'' for anyone to express opinions on the prospect, after all. It's not like I did it with no notice. |
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I apologize for somehow having overlooked your message. In my defense, I received no notification by the Wiki that someone ''had'' replied, and assumed that there were no answers to my notice. |
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That said, it is a trivial matter to resurrect the page -- including the discussion and the links to it. This isn't TV Tropes, deletions are not irrevocable. They can be undone, even months later. |
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Please, make your case. |
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