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Removal of Proposed Deletion As per proposed deletion rules, anyone objecting to a deletion can remove the deletion notice and rules also state it should not be added back in following the removal (just in case people were thinking that). I am objecting to this deletion because I disagree with the reason stated for deletion, which was related to the article not being noteworthy. At least from what the article says, I disagree with this point on the basis that this individual has conducted noteworthy psychological study and has published books and academic papers to that effect. I would content the article is badly written, has no references. Instead of deletion I would propose that a quality template be put in place. Asking for the article to be improved and enhancing the content of Wikipedia is preferable to deletion. Freakchild (talk) 00:08, 26 March 2008 (UTC)
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