Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Deletionpedia
I agree that this is an apropo use of .  The purpose of Wikipedia is to provide a free online encyclopedia.  The encyclopedia is greatly improved by the fact that the revision history is available and all content contributed to an article is present in some form.  It allows future editors to build on the work of previous editors, even when the contributions in past edits were not yet acceptable for front-end content.  Furthermore, editors are accountable for the changes they make.  This accountability and preservation of content is not present with deleted articles.  Deletionpedia could fill this need, or it could become a catalyst for change, but it can't do either without building a strong link with Wikipedia.  This article is the first step in that direction.  The consensus appears to be that it improves the wiki.--Special:Contributions/128.6.210.119|128.6.210.119
— [[User talk:128.6.210.119|talk]]), 18:25, 19 September 2008 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:IAR (Wikipedia:Ignore all rules)