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Speedy deletion of General Sir Anthony Read

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REad what is needed in you marvelously non-wikipedia military biographies - you are lucky they have not all been speedily deleted - please try to make an effort to understand what is wrong with your biographies so that you can improved them !!!! Satu Suro 23:15, 13 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Speedy deletion of Major James Charles Cowley OBE DCM

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Speedy deletion nomination of Cameron Nicholson

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Major Jack Watson MC

I wanted to leave you a quick note to thank you for your time and effort contributing this article. User:MikeBeckett Please do say 'Hi!' 12:36, 20 May 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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Your recent biographical articles

Hi Charlie52 and thank you for your recent work on all those biographical articles. Unfortunately some of them have been nominated for deletion, as you can see by the posts above mine. I notice from your contributions that you've been editing Wikipedia on and off since 2008, so please accept my sincere apologies if I'm telling you stuff you already know, but all articles on Wikipedia are subject to our notability policy. This means that enough non-trivial information must exist in reliable published sources to write an article about any subject. Clearly from your referencing you've managed to dig up quite a bit of information. However, for biographical articles there also needs to be enough for the article to be a true biography. The relevant guidance can be found at this page - essentially people that are notable for a single event generally do not merit full biographical treatment (and it can be difficult to find enough information to support a biography, as sources tend to be about the event rather than the person). A case in point would be Hugh Clark (Captain), whose article is largely about the event that led to his MC and not about his life as a whole. In contrast, Tod Sweeney does a much better job of covering the territory we'd normally expect to see in a biography, although even here many editors would find the article borderline.

You might find the guidance developed by the Military history WikiProject here helpful - generally articles whose main claim to notability is the award of a medal other than the VC or similar do not survive deletion debates. There are exceptions and I don't mean to be discouraging, especially when you've put in so much hard work, but I felt that you were at least owed an explanation of what's happening and the reasons behind it. I should also add that Wikipedia's policies are often subjective and open to interpretation, so it's not certain that all the articles will be deleted. A further possibility is that some content may be transferred to a suitable parent article - for example, Pegasus Bridge might well benefit from some of your research even if the articles don't survive. Again I hope that you aren't too put off by the above - most of us have lost articles at some time or another and I appreciate that it can be really upsetting and demotivating. However, I hope this is of some assistance to you. Please feel welcome to post on my talk page if you have any concerns or questions. EyeSerene^talk 17:25, 14 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]

I should also add that this has stimulated some debate on the milhist project talk page here. Your views would be most welcome. EyeSerene^talk 17:49, 14 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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