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Social anxiety article

The material you added to the article Social anxiety has been removed because it was an advertisement for the services of a particular psychotherapist. There are many psychotherapists who work with social anxiety, and there is no reason for us to single one of them out. Wikipedia is not an advertising service or a directory of service providers. Please do not re-add this kind of material to Social anxiety or any other article. If you are interested in contributing productively to Wikipedia, check out our welcome page. FreplySpang 17:20, 6 January 2007 (UTC)

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Response to your note

You said, "Then make a list of psychotherapists, including Jonathan Berent, so that Wikipedia readers can learn about them and decide for themselves which ones are the best." That's not what our project is about. Wikipedia is an encyclopedia. We make a point of saying that Wikipedia is not a directory, and that's what you're asking for. It sounds like Dr. Berent is helpful to a lot of people, which is great, but Wikipedia is not the place to promote his services. FreplySpang 16:19, 11 January 2007 (UTC)

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One Life to Live

Thanks for the heads-up, I fixed the article; but that was very strange, the sections didn't show in the revision screens when they disappeared or when I put them back. TAnthony 16:57, 25 February 2007 (UTC)

OK, I just realized what happened; the user had put a hidden note in the coming & going section but didn't "close it off", so it hid everything after that. The sections were there, just not showing, which is why they weren't in the edit notes as removed. Anyway, all fixed, thanks again. :) TAnthony 17:01, 25 February 2007 (UTC)

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Alphabetization and collation

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Nomination of Fusion Cosmetics for deletion

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WikiProject Soap Operas alert

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Seamus (dog)

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