Talk:Ernie and Erica Wisner

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I removed the orphan tag because two other articles link to this one now. - Ephemeralcas

I also removed the uncategorized tag because I gave it a category. - Ephemeralcas

Also, how is this written like an advertisement? It says to remove inappropriate external links but there aren't even any external links. Could someone please tell me how to fix this. - Ephemeralcas

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These people, and rocket mass heaters, are part of a vital sustainability movement. I would delete your notice, but will leave it to encourage more cited sections. Just because a song on the latest Taylor Swift album generates a tidal wave of published errata, and a 12 page article, doesn't mean it is more relevant to Wikipedia. Ironically, both are about hot air. This hot air matters. The article is a starter. It will grow. Billyshiverstick (talk) 07:08, 20 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Taylor Swift is notable, these are just randos from Tonasket. HVAC engineers don't get wiki pages and why should these two be any different? --sedanchair