Wikipedia talk:Articles for deletion/The Imaginary Theatre Association

message: hello to all this is my frist post and posting - what do you think? 
talk to you all soon - 
- Mister Hoppe.
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A good start.  A few notes: 1. You're encouraged to sign your posts on talk pages.  You can do so with ~~~~ 2. The intro paragraph needs a serious overhaul, it's so warm-fuzzy non-specific as to be useless.  I think the ITA is primarily a LARPing association; it's connection to the individual games isn't terribly clear. Alan De Smet | Talk 06:06, 2 December 2006 (UTC)

message: I tenatively believe that the ITA might be large enough to be notable.  While it's a bit confusing (I'm working to get the details and clean it up), I believe at the very least it's a meta-organization composed of a number of LARPs, especially a bunch of "X by Night" Vampire LARPs.  A regional organization of multiple different groups seems notable to me.  All that said, I'm open to discussion (indeed, I plan to continue my own investigation into the group), but I believe the situation isn't so clear as to warrant speedly deletion. -- Alan De Smet | Talk 20:44, 4 December 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Notability and speedy deletion 

message: Hi, My name is Mattew L'Allier, and I'd like to say that the ITA, is by far from what I can gather and see one of the most eleborate free roleplaying associations on both the net and real life. I had the privilage of meeting with them at Anime North and I was blown away by the size of games they run 
this year I belive it was around 80 people in the game they played.  This might not seem to much, but it is extremely difficult to run a smooth game with that many people, in which they did exceptionally well. In my opinion, they have a fair amount of resources and websites for the games, and to tie them all together for people to find in one page I think Wikipedia is a great site to do it on. I do admit they need a bit more information that is a bit less generalized on the artical but I think it is a promising start ! —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Matthew L'Allier (talk • contribs) 03:18, 5 December 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  The imaginary Theatre association not deserving to be on here..?  

message: Im sorry Im still new to this and I forgot to sign the post hope this works.. thanks Alan !  Matthew L'Allier 03:19, 5 December 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  my apologies. 

message: Howdy.  my name's Aleks, and i'm storyteller of two of the current ITA games.  We do exist, and we are noteworthy.  There are hundreds of people out there who have met us at various conventions, and there have been numerous interviews confirming our existence and noteworthiness, including an interview on cbc's the hour.  If we've made it onto a nation television show, i figure that's likely good enough.  I even believe there's a link somewhere we can send but i don't have it myself.Horatio Tyllis 04:13, 5 December 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  We do indeed exist 

message: Good evening to all. My name is Alex V. Helverson. I have been apart of the I.T.A for years now, and yes, and the dose exist, and reading from what the other's have posted - here is the link from the CBC interview; http://video.google.ca/videoplay?docid=-5696129290292273615&q=ITA+%3D+LARP and i think that there are others too. 
If Ron needs anymore help, or the I.T.A for that matter just let me know.
Cheers 
(Avhelverson 05:08, 5 December 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Deletion Why?