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editThank you for your fair welcome. I'll not dare to contribute to articles in English. However, my English, I think (or at least I hope), isn’t so bad that I couldn’t understand such articles nor talk with contributors of your Wiki. So do I enjoy the fact that you offer me the possibility to practise again my scholar, far before and mainly lost English. Thank you again.
Re: Céleste Albaret
editBiographies need to meet certain basic standards of importance, as outlined at our notability guideline for biographies or our general notability guideline. The Céleste Albaret article did not establish such a standard, and focused mostly on her relation to Proust. Being closely related to someone notable does not make oneself notable. The French article has little relevance to the status of the article here; they may have different guidelines for inclusion and Albaret may be of greater importance in the French-speaking world than the English-speaking one. Hersfold (t/a/c) 17:17, 1 April 2010 (UTC)
- Please note that my issue is not that the subject is not notable; I don't know enough about her to make such a judgment. The article was deleted because the article did not make an assertion that she was notable. The problem lies in the article itself, not the subject matter. If you can write an article that addresses all of the points you bring up above, and reference them with multiple reliable sources, I won't have an issue with it. Hersfold (t/a/c) 23:46, 1 April 2010 (UTC)
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