User talk:69.181.120.218

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Okay, okay. Maybe it sounded a little rude. I'm not sure what you mean by "accidentally left in". My reading of Wikipedia's guidelines leads me to believe that even if a user places the {{hangon}} template in the article they are still obliged to leave in the original speedy delete nomination. Peace. TheRingess 07:38, 1 July 2006 (UTC)

No worries. I'm actually not Cin- and I pulled the tag, he didn't. He asked me to help him clean things up and fill it out because he had to take off. So he didn't remove it.

BTW ... just a note before I'm asked ... I don't use a username because I don't care about starting new articles, and it's a subtle nose-thumbing at the overzealousness many people take the [citation needed] tag and original research directives to -- thus I consider refusing to have a username a form of reductio ad absurdum in that if I used a name, I'd be asserting it as a moniker for myself only by myself, and therefore it would be original research unless I uploaded a birth certificate, which would put me at risk for identity theft. Until the [citation needed] tags littering this place like cigarette butts calm down and people stop demanding citations for a clear Colorado sky being blue, I may take on a name again. I have a static IP address, so this is good enough, and the IP address itself is documentable by Comcast. Other than that, I'm just me [citation needed].