User talk:81.20.186.29

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[edit] Edit to Luke Small

Hi. I see that you reverted the changes I made to that article yesterday. I was wondering why? The changes I made were designed to help the article comply with Wikipedia's policies and be a better encyclopedia article. I was intending to do more research and make more changes today. The article will be a lot more likely to survive AfD if it is written from a neutral point of view and if it has reliable sources. It will also be a lot more likely to survive AfD if it is clear what exactly the guy did to be deserving of an article. My edits were designed to take care of those problems.

Seeing as you didn't leave a edit summary letting me know what was wrong with my edits, I have restored them. If you change it back again, I won't restore them again. Either way though, I would like to know what you found objectionable about them so that I can fix it. ~ ONUnicorn (Talk / Contribs) 19:30, 14 September 2006 (UTC)

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