Talk:Antonio Z. Atienza, Jr.
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[edit] Philippine Jeweller
Atienza, Jr. is one of the best Filipino jeweller from Meycauayan, Bulacan, the pioneer town of jewellers.
--Florentino floro 10:47, 17 July 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Kidnap for ransom
I studied the history of this article and found 2 persons who, I think deleted the kidnapping edits I did when I created it, without explaing why.
I seldom create autos and articles unless they are notable as you can view my articles created on my user page. Atienza is the leading jeweler in the Philippines. He is the only jeweler in the Philippines, where verifiable references, links, urls and citations can be the basis of a NEUTRAL wiki article.
Were it not for these links and the kidnapping for ransom, one of the most important in kidnapping history of our country, this article would be considered advertisement as candidate for deletion.
So, I went to the library of TEMPO and got the copy of the original story on this kidnapping. It was written by Rolly Carandang for Tempo *[1], and I used this link to support my submitted link since this archived article has no more existing link. So, under Wiki rules, it is verifiable.
14:59, 2 September 2007 Aarisaanig (Talk | contribs) (4,913 bytes) (→Kidnap Victim) (undo)
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It pains us wiki editors who had contributed a lot, that our edits would just be deleted without any reason, AND worst, by the ones secretly affected by this.
Take the case of the CIA and Vatican including Queen Beatrix who were caught and reported editing their own articles. This Atienza deleting of kidnap for ranson may perforce be considered not only vandalism but unlawful editing.
--Florentino floro 07:43, 22 September 2007 (UTC)
