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  I had cupcakes for Christmas, take one for what you've done.  iXavier [talk|edits|logs] 

Thank you! It will go great with the cookies I had. — xplicit 

  List of United States Presidents by genealogical relationship deletion 

From glancing at your talk page, it seems most of your wikipedia contributions are deletions.  Is there any way I can access all of the information you removed?  (When you delete the page, it appears it also removes the 'history tab'.)  Anyways, I would appreciate accessing this information if you could help out.  Thanks in advanced.    

Nevermind my pervious request.  I have since found an archive of the page.  It would be helpful if you conformed to filing explanations for your deletions.  Please don't take this request personally; I am only asking that you be considerate, as you are deleting people's time and efforts.  I hope you have a happy holiday season and new year!     

As far as I can tell, Genealogical relationships of Presidents of the United States and List of United States Presidents by genealogical relationship were deleted by other administrators, not me. If the deletion summaries of these pages aren't clear, it's best to contact those admins for a clearer explanation. — xplicit 

 Deletion of Glenorchy Air 

Why are you doing this?  You have deleted a page that has existed for many years with no apparent rationale.  Now I'm going to have to correct this.    

The article was proposed for deletion by another editor and remained uncontested for an entire week. The rationale was clearly given: ""Expired PROD, concern was: Notability has not been established, lacks significant coverage in secondary sources"". Even with my attempt to look for reliable sources, there was hardly anything that established notability of the company. — xplicit 

What does it take to establish notability? In general all airlines are considered to be notable, See Wikipedia:WikiProject Aviation/Notability which says ""All airline companies"".  But if you want to delete one you can delete Aspiring Air which is no longer in business.  When you put it back I can put a list of sources such as from the New York Times   

There's a general notability guideline that will show a general idea of what an article should contain. Since you plan to work on the article, I went ahead and restored it. I trust that you will add the sources you speak of to establish notability of this topic. — xplicit 

 Restore my cousins page thank you... 

YOUR REFERENCE...
01:10, 23 November 2012 Explicit (talk | contribs) deleted page Neville Williams (Expired PROD, concern was: 2 sources in article - Both with no references to subject of article (WPW:GNG). Brief mentions on Web 2.0 sites like YouTube and other non-notable reference/news sites. WP:NOTABILITY)

I require you to reverse your deletion of my cousins page thank you. Neville ""Chappy"" Williams is a well respected Wiradjuri Elder here in Australia; and a well known Sovereign Rights representative for our Wiradjuri Tribe. It's very insulting and demeaning that you've deleted his page; some could consider your action as politically inflammatory.

Your deletion has also impacted on links from other pages.
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