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Your article submission Victor Hall
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Draft:Daniel Moylan
editI'm reviewing your draft. It reads promotionally and omits reliable sources about the "Boris Island" airport debacle. There are two ways we can resolve this:
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Please let me know how you'd prefer. Chris Troutman (talk) 23:46, 6 June 2014 (UTC)
Your submission at Articles for creation: Daniel Moylan (June 15)
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- Dear Dodger67, I've never typed an answer into a talk page before, so I'm quite apprehensive that I'll get it wrong. Anyway, here goes. I am the author of the draft article entitled 'Daniel Moylan'. I submitted it for review, but it was not accepted by the reviewer (Chris Troutman), partly because he said it was 'promotional' and flattering to its subject, and partly because it needed to better explain the Boris Island airport proposal. A later reviewer said that I needed to back up my statement that Moylan is gay. I presume that what I need to do now is to fix these perceived problems as well as I can and then re-submit the draft for approval, as if it were a new proposed article. Is that right? Segalen4 (talk) 00:33, 28 June 2014 (UTC)
Your submission at Articles for creation: Draft:Daniel Moylan (July 27)
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