Rick
moaned:
> This is an insult to the people
who actually
> participate in Votes for Deletion and feel that we
>
and the page provide a useful function. If you feel
> that any and
all pages need to be kept, then why
> don't you say so on the VfD
page? Because you are
> better than that? You're above
it? VfD is beneath
> your contempt? You are so much superior
to those of
> us who feel that made-up articles and people's
>
resumes don't belong on Wikipedia?
>
> Please explain how to fix an
article which contains
> nothing but a resume of someone nobody has
ever
> heard of.
I
delete resumes right away, or blank them with a note in talk to the
"contributor" advising them not to post their resume.
I
don't feel that "any and all pages need to be kept" - I've only voting *against*
on VfD a few times.
Sorry
if you feel that "ignoring" a page is insulting. I also ignore almost all of the
pop culture pages. But that doesn't mean I "hate" pop culture. I just don't know
enough about it to comment or write.
VfD
just seems like a cumbersome time-consuming way of pruning. I don't see what
above and below has to do with it.
Uncle
Ed