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Please Note: following a talk section discussion on the Wilson main page re GAN review it was decided to shorten this content there and create a new page here. This is a MIRROR of what is currently on mp, not my work, not my credit. OgamD218 (talk) 23:14, 9 March 2021 (UTC)Reply
OgamD218, This is exactly why I merged the page, not "deleted" it! You should never just create a mirrored subarticle. When you WP:SPLIT a page, it should be split, not mirrored, and the main article should summarize the content, not have identical content, minus a handful of details. So much material is same: paragraphs beginning with:
Thomas Woodrow Wilson was born...
Wilson's earliest memory was
Wilson attended Davidson College in North Carolina