Talk:Timeline of the Hellenic Army

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This is timeline is modeled on the Timeline_of_the_British_Army; unfortunately, the number of contributors to this Wikiproject is substantially smaller than the number devoted to British military history, and consequently it is developing much more slowly. This is however a useful article with potential for improvement — and the solution prescribed by policy for such articles is expansion not deletion. --Jpbrenna 04:36, 1 February 2007 (UTC)

I think 1.5 years is quite long enough to wait for an article to expand before deleting it - my experience is that most things either get to an usable state in a matter of weeks, before the first burst of enthusiasm runs out, or they languish forever in a non-useful state - I'm happy to be proved wrong on this one. Go for it! --Alvestrand 06:52, 1 February 2007 (UTC)