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Adjusting Heidegger page

To be fair, he had a clear interest in Christian Philosophy, not to include that on the page is to hide information about Heidegger. User:WhiteKnight138

Editing Michael Schwimer's Page

Responding to your comments about my edits to Michael Schwimer's page. All of the comments made are factual, not opinions to promote either company and those facts can be backed up with formal documents. If there are any specific edits that you can show as being promotional, I will gladly take a look at them but everything I added was based on facts.

Hi CCS81. I want to know why the information I've been adding to Michael Schwimer's page is not considered constructive. The reason for these edits are that Schwimer is now working for The Daily Wager, ESPN's new sports gambling show. As a result, everyone that is searching for him now are more likely to be looking him up to figure out why he is on a sports gambling show talking about basketball. If they go to his wikipedia page they will only get information about him as a baseball player and nothing about what he has been doing for the previous 4 years in data analytics for sports. His data analytics work with Big League Advance and jambospicks.com are the reason he is on ESPN. Therefore, I believe that all of the information included in my edits is not only constructive, but necessary information for the people currently looking him up. Bigjdq(talk)12:29, 21 May 2019 (EST)

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Proposed deletion of List of Už jsme doma members

The article List of Už jsme doma members has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:

Lack of references, names may as well be entirely fictitious (except for three that are linked)

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There's no need to delete, as the article contents are indeed based on reliable sources. In my last edit, I added nine, which should indicate clearly that the names are not fictitious. CCS81 (talk) 17:46, 11 May 2023 (UTC)

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Proposed deletion of Andy Kerr (musician)

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