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Thank you for creating Woolworths Metro.

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A clarification: using the Woolworths Store locator to indicate the location of Woolworths Metro Go stores is a form of primary reference and cannot be admitted, even though the store actually exists. Consider evalations, comments and critiques of Woolworths Metro as sources of excellence.

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@Aidanthomas99: I see you are ignoring my comments and proceeding to edit the article. Should you continue with same and fail to do something about the links mentioned above, the article may be put up for deletion discussion. -- Whiteguru (talk) 11:09, 25 September 2020 (UTC)Reply

My page was merged edit

@Whiteguru: I see the article I started, Woolworths Metro, was merged no more than 24 hours ago. Why? It had a lot more information than the no more than a sentence about Woolworths Metro contained within the Woolworths Limited article, and really in the current format you couldn't include too much more about Metro than is currently there so my solution was to create it's own page. To me it's a noteworthy enough brand to have it's own article.

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