Deletion of 2009 Inglewood earthquake

Comment: You are correct about the relative rarity of "big ones".  According to Richter magnitude scale, those in the range of 7.0 or greater would happen no more than 20 times a year.  On the other hand, quakes in the range of 4.0 to 4.9 occur 6,000 times a year.  Not surprisingly, it was mentioned on the news that day and the day after, but there's no indication that this was considered notable enough to be mentioned a month or even a week after it happened.   is right on point on this.  It's been up for nine months, which is eight months and three weeks longer than it should have been
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Comment: an earthquake is SoCal where the only damage is one broken window? Must have been a slow news day for anyone to report this. But a lot of people don't understand the difference between an encyclopedia and a tabloid. Such is life. . Transwiki to WikiNews if they want it
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Comment: per 
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Comment: per 
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Comment: Quite clearly a notable event with plenty of 
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