Talk:Gravitational keyhole

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[edit] Speedy Deletion

Wait- I know it's just a crappy stub right now, and needs love, but this was a red link that I thought deserved at least a stub for now. (Frankly, I'll never understand why an article that has links to it would get elected for deletion, but, then, I'm an inclusionist...) - This is a genuine term used in scientific articles to refer to a physical phenomena - why delete it? Eric 09:27, 31 October 2007 (UTC)

Another thing - a quick Google search reveals that this term has been used by NASA, CNN, Popular Mechanics, KNOX-TV News, and Cosmos Magazine, among others. - Eric 09:37, 31 October 2007 (UTC)

User:Realkyhick is quick on the delete tags, just look at his history. The way to get around that is when you start an article, make sure there's at least one or two sentences, one citation, an external links or references section listing the same citation as you did in the article, and you're good to go. Make one edit to the article, put the "stub" tag on it, and most db-taggers will leave you alone. Mindraker 21:11, 7 November 2007 (UTC)