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@Accesscrawl: I've withdrawn the speedy deletion nomination. If you copy content from one article to another, you have to make it clear that you're copying, because we want to be able to track the full contribution history. The easiest way to do that is, at the time you copy/paste the content, to leave an edit summary to the effect of "Content copied from [article name]. See that page's history for attribution." If you forget, you should use the {{copied}} template on the talk page of the article receiving the copied content, as I have done for you above. See this edit for what I did. I think it's a generally a good idea to do both things, just to make it easier to track history. To answer your question: This article stands about as much chance as any article of sticking. You have to demonstrate that the subject is notable per our General Notability Guideline or more specifically WP:GEOFEAT, and you should bring proper reliable sources that talk about the subject. Hope that helps. Cyphoidbomb (talk) 04:24, 19 June 2018 (UTC)Reply
