User talk:FrutiValandil

Valandil article
I am sorry, but a msngroups-hosted page (therefore not accessible to all) is not enough to make this article relevant, as in "it is about an important part of a famous RPG". Please note that Wikipedia is not meant to host anything. I invite you to especially read sections Wikipedia is not a free host and Wikipedia is not an indiscriminate collection of information in the "What Wikipedia is not" official policy. Your article still sounds like an obscure, vanity article (especially since your nick is Valandil), so please, do consider suppressing your article. However, let not that rebuke you from participating to the Wikipedia, which, despite its policies, can indeed be quite broad at the knowledges it collects. Perhaps you could write about RPGs and the like. I strongly advise you to seek guidance from a more seasoned wikipedian. We may have rules, but we do not bite, and everyone is welcome there if he has the intention to make Wikipedia better. Again, sorry for having to point out these rules to you, but surely you will understand that Wikipedia would not be the useful, quality website it is if anyone can put whatever info they like on it. I'm a RPG gamer myself and I sure love some of my universes and characters, but things like this are private and are of no concern to any kind of public, therefore it has no place on the Wikipedia. Best regards, and I honestly hope you will agree to solve this issue responsibly and take part in encyclopedic work Wikipedia is meant for. --Tovarich1917 16:55, 7 September 2006 (UTC)

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