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[edit] About Us russian alliance article
Hi there and Welcome to Wikipedia! There are several directions you might choose to pursue. You might try improving the article so as to better defend your position. You might allow it to be deleted without a fight. You might ask others in the community for help. There are uncountd other options. Don't feel in the least bit concerned about the wild (and sometimes accurate) rantings of one user. I think that you have the nugget of a really fine article, but because of your bringing it to public attention before it was better constructed, you get this multipage blast from one used to blasting. If you need help, I suspect we can get you some. I'd be willing to help a bit myself because I'm interested in this subject matter, but not yet well read. BusterD 12:12, 31 July 2006 (UTC)
- I would suggest you continue building the article and improving it. I think it's very important to use accurate and page-specific citations [1]. It's very difficult to refute a point which has very specific citation for support [2]. Build your page yourself; it's your original vision, but expect the article to get heavy editing eventually (but that does not stop you from defending your position, as Rjensen has done). BusterD 11:39, 3 August 2006 (UTC)
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