User talk:CincyBuyers

Why is the bot calling my addition of AYFKM to Marine Slang vandalism??? -It is a legitimate Marine Slang term and calling its addition vandalism would cause one to use AYFKM (Are You Fu**ing Kidding Me?!) Can anyone help me figure out how to keep it in the article?


 * A couple of things. The bot's post (which you deleted; not helpful when you are asking for clarification) says "appears to constitute vandalism" (my emphasis).  You could ask the bot operator (User talk:ClueBot Commons) for clarification.  When looking for help adding content, one can always discuss proposals on the article's talk page (Talk:List of United States Marine Corps acronyms and expressions) or any of the project pages that are referenced on the article's talk page (WikiProject Military history).  I hope that helps.   Tide  rolls  15:32, 26 November 2010 (UTC)

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Proposed deletion of File:Ceiling Condensation Just a representative infrared shot.jpg


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