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So I rewrote the thing and added sections with sourcing ref/citations etc and a 'see also' of connected information. Mostly now it seems to work. I had never heard of the term before... but it is notable and seems like a fine addition to information on Soddy and also on energy economics thought and theory. skip sievert (talk) 17:45, 18 October 2009 (UTC)
Problem with Ergosophy tag being put back on
A tag was put back on this article, that is meant to be taken off under certain conditions that were met... here. Please do not do things like that J.Q. and especially without an edit summary or discussion. The tag said You may remove this message if you improve the article or otherwise object to deletion for any reason. The article was completely redone today with ref/notes, citations, a see also section and external links. skip sievert (talk) 03:12, 19 October 2009 (UTC)
- You seem to misunderstand. The tag had been placed, you then chose to remove it here, and he is allowed to place it on if he feels it still meets criteria for deletion. Though technically you are allowed to again remove it if you "otherwise object to deletion for any reason" as you did, you cannot delete it merely because it was placed on a page after you edited it. Suggest it be placed as WP:AFD with an explanation that delete tag has been removed twice without an explanation given by you as to how you improved the article enough or why you objected. It would also be appreciated if you could abide by WP:AGF as it could been seen as rude by John_Quiggen to be told what to do or not do by someone other than an administrator, and even then he is free to appeal any decision on actions up to arbitration. I will link this comment on the user's talk page so they can decide what to take as the next step in article dispute if they feel you have not addressed the matters of the delete tag appropriately. Datheisen (talk) 03:16, 20 October 2009 (UTC)