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| I prefer to block vandals attacking the featured articles than protecting it. That would give vandals only two chances of attack, the first one to get a {{tl|bv-n}} tag, the second to get blocked. Based on that, unless editors are attacking persons (libel information being added, contact information being included, etc), I think we can handle any article being open for editing (as you say, there are as many users watching it as those vandalizing it). -- ] 04:08, 5 November 2007 (UTC) | I prefer to block vandals attacking the featured articles than protecting it. That would give vandals only two chances of attack, the first one to get a {{tl|bv-n}} tag, the second to get blocked. Based on that, unless editors are attacking persons (libel information being added, contact information being included, etc), I think we can handle any article being open for editing (as you say, there are as many users watching it as those vandalizing it). -- ] 04:08, 5 November 2007 (UTC) | ||
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Classic. You have my respect. 
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Per your request on my talk page. An admin aims to please. (Someone else will have to handle the chocolate milk, though.) User:Pedia-I/SmileyAward5b
Sheridan College
And according to this, which I only just found, it is the second largest. But, what the Hell is that even based on? I am so confused!!! http://www-acad.sheridanc.on.ca/BUSM25315/bruzzeda/indexj.htm
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Ah, don't worry about it. Thanks, all the same!
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Re: The only time I've ever seen the featured get a protect is when it's taking an absolutely massive pounding
I prefer to block vandals attacking the featured articles than protecting it. That would give vandals only two chances of attack, the first one to get a {{bv-n}} tag, the second to get blocked. Based on that, unless editors are attacking persons (libel information being added, contact information being included, etc), I think we can handle any article being open for editing (as you say, there are as many users watching it as those vandalizing it). -- ReyBrujo 04:08, 5 November 2007 (UTC)
Disputed fair use rationale for Image:Franklin Turtle.jpg
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