User talk:Admiral007


 * Hi. I stated my reason when submitting for the AfD.  I see you have submitted your opinion there too.  If you provide notability and references I will be happy to change my stance.  b.t.w. I haven't singled out this article; you will note I have submitted many articles recently so please don't take it the wrong way. Akihabara 22:29, 13 December 2006 (UTC)

Deletion of Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Robert Rayne
I see from the archived AfD discussion in relation to the above article that it has been deleted. As a new user of WP I am somewhat confused as to the process. As you can see from the discussion, I have mentioned twice that Robert Rayne is my grandfather and that we as a family were unaware of the articles existence. Naturally I was surprised to find it as curious to find out who wrote it. I had no response from Soybeans (orignal contrib.) but still felt that extra parts needed adding, (they haven't metioned that he had a son, my dad, at all). However, one contributer said I shouldn't add stuff as I am related whilst someone else said I should have done by which time it is too late and the article has gone. I am not sure that I can start a new article as that violates WP rules as Robert Rayne is family but I would like to add to the original. Is it too late to get it back, and if not would it be likely to gain reinstatement if I started a deletion review? Thanks for your help Admiral007 00:02, 23 December 2006 (UTC)


 * The consensus of the article at the time of deletion as that it was a non-notable biography according to WP:BIO. If you can make a business case for notability against the guidelines set out on the guidance page then I suggest that you place it on Wikipedia:Deletion review to allow the community to determine whether recreation/improvement is appropriate.  Please refer to reliable sources to support your argument for recreation, where possible. Regards, (aeropagitica) 00:27, 23 December 2006 (UTC)