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| :Look if you persist in reverting to the unsourced version, the article is very apt to get deleted entirely -- in the version to which you edited it it is subject to ]. Please discuss this matter with me. If there are reliable sources for the accounts you have posted, they can be cited and then the information can perhaps be used. ] ] 16:46, 1 June 2007 (UTC) | :Look if you persist in reverting to the unsourced version, the article is very apt to get deleted entirely -- in the version to which you edited it it is subject to ]. Please discuss this matter with me. If there are reliable sources for the accounts you have posted, they can be cited and then the information can perhaps be used. ] ] 16:46, 1 June 2007 (UTC) | ||
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Nathan Hamilton
There were some serious problems with the Nathan Hamilton article both in terms of formatting and in terms of uncited but allegedly factual statements. Please read our Biographies of Living people policy, as well as our policy on reliable sources and our guideline on citation. I have rewritten the article, cutting it down to what could be reasonably well sourced. Please discuss the matter on Talk:Nathan Hamilton before trying to re-expand the article. Thank you. DES 16:34, 1 June 2007 (UTC)
- Look if you persist in reverting to the unsourced version, the article is very apt to get deleted entirely -- in the version to which you edited it it is subject to speedy deletion. Please discuss this matter with me. If there are reliable sources for the accounts you have posted, they can be cited and then the information can perhaps be used. DES 16:46, 1 June 2007 (UTC)
- Please discuss this with me, either here, or on Talk:Nathan Hamilton, or on my talk page. Please do not revert again. the Three-revert rule prohibits reverting too many times on a single article in a single day, and you are approching the limit. DES 16:52, 1 June 2007 (UTC)