Yesterday (11/16/2011) I made 2 small edits to the 35th Infantry Division (US) page, which you deleted today. Can you please tell me why you deleted them. I would like to re-do them because I believe they add relevant information to the subject. I am new to Wikipedia however, so if I did something incorrectly when I made the edits please let me know so that I can make them correctly when I re-do them. Thanks. Plastermonkey44 ( talk) 04:44, 17 November 2011 (UTC)
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The article CMAC (UChicago) has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:
Not enough in-depth sourcing to show they pass WP:GNG. Might be worth a short paragraph on the university's page.
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Respected
User:AnyGuy, recently i noticed your edits in
Bhumij language article and i show you have great writing skills also you are well related to the topic Anthropology and language.
So my humble request to you kindly take a look at two articles
Bhumij people and
Bhumij language sources and do improvement those two with your convenient time.
(My english not good, so ....)
Thanks
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