Rbunnage
Hey Richard, I'm interested in your thoughts on "intentional living". Are there any particular resources you are leaning on to get things off the ground (i.e. books, magazine articles..)? Jwiley80 16:09, 17 February 2007 (UTC)
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Re: deletion of Intentional living
editHello - thanks for the message. I deleted the article because it was proposed for deletion on 2007-07-15, and the tag was not removed during the five-day proposed deletion period. I did not nominate the article – User:SnowFire did, and I simply deleted the article as an administrator. Just fyi, the nomination concern (which you can also find in the article's history) was:
"Neologism - what isn't intentional living? Few Google hits. So little activity a redlinked main page link to a MFD'ed Wikiproject remained for a month and a half. Reads like an essay. References have nothing to do with article.
I have restored the article at your request and have removed the prod tag. However, if the article is not improved, the next step is an articles for deletion discussion, which anyone may initiate at any time. If I could offer a suggestion, it would be to find verifiable, reliable sources for the article – and remove the dictionary definitions, as those aren't really acceptable as the sole references for an encyclopedia article. Happy editing – KrakatoaKatie 04:06, 26 July 2007 (UTC)