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Latest comment: 17 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

While idly looking into the "Recent changes" log, I noticed that an IP joker created the page Talk:Snow bridge with a stupid remark. Next minute or two it was deleted. I was, like, wow!, swift justice. While this talk page was blank, in edit mode it contained a line saying that it was deleted because it was "talk page of nonexisting page" or something like that. (I don't see this line anymore. why?) This deletion record made me wondering on two issues: why the article was missing and why the IP joker vandalized the talk page rather than the article itself. I checked the [1] deletion log and saw that the article was never created, meaning that the joker IP could not simply click at the "discussion" tag to leave a stupid comment. What is more Talk:Snow bridge, was not wikilinked to anywhere Therefore this IP joker was qualified enough to open a talk page in a way more complicated than a simple mouse click. So I gather this IP simply decided to make a tricky test of wikipedia. Well, admins were on guard this time. And, since the article itself was missing, I happily started it. Laudak 16:36, 25 September 2007 (UTC)Reply

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