Talk:Vadim Zeeland
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[edit] Notability?
I wonder what the purpose is of an article that contains the phrase "little is known about <subject>". If little is known, then is there really any point in having the article? (A personal view, I admit, but something about that Biography section suggests someone making a conscious attempt to create an air of mystery - which is not something an encyclopaedia is supposed to do.)
Still, the article makes one claim alone for Vadim Zeeland - that he developed 'reality tranferring' (sic). But it does not indicate what 'reality transferring' (presumably) is, how it works, or what contribution it makes to our understanding of reality. There is no corresponding article for 'reality transferring'. A Google search reveals only 165 matches - many of which draw from this article down to the typo in 'transferring', and presumably feed from Wikipedia automatically.
In short, the article tells us nothing. Unless someone can come up with some viable (and citable) information on this person, I suggest the article be considered for deletion. - Shrivenzale (talk) 17:08, 9 February 2008 (UTC)

