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Am hoping for some clarification of your suggestion for deletion. Information that paints an accurate picture does not in and of itself equal Vanity because it is positive. I would suggest that WIKI being what it is, others will no doubt be able to contribute and that, in doing so, an accurate picture is revealed. You want to talk about vanity? How has the Billy Mann entry been allowed to exist for so long? Also, the IKEA page is not without certain negative aspects that seem a bit unnecessary, yet continue to exist. Thanks, Dean.
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Hi there. I have a favor to ask of you regarding this edit you made back in April 2012 on American Legislative Exchange Council. You added a book reference to a sentence that was already in the article, and quoted a passage from the book in the ref. It appears to me that our sentence isn't fully supported by the passage, particularly the bit about "best practices." I know this is reaching way back, but can you tell me if the quote represents the full source language for the statement, or is there something more than that? If the latter, I don't suppose you still have that book and can post all of the relevant source language? --Dr. Fleischman (talk) 00:29, 6 December 2013 (UTC)
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