Wikipedia talk:Articles for deletion/List of Czech Americans

You have really done it. As I can see from the present website “List of Czech Americans”, you have deleted (destroyed) all my work on which I have spent more than a week, not counting the years it took me to do the research. It came at the time of my 80+ birthday. What a present! Shame on you! What kind of people, are you? Never in my life have I been treated like this! Frankly, people have warned not to get involved with Wikipedia, stating that the Wikipedia staff frequently accepts the views of ignorant crackpots rather than those of legitimate scholars and researchers. I did not believe before but I do now. This matter ought to be elevated and brought to the attention of public! My lawyer friends have been shocked by your action, believing that you have violated several statues, including those governing the non-profit organizations. In any case, you have lost a willing, valuable and hard working volunteer! — Preceding unsigned comment added by 108.56.79.29 (talk • contribs)
 * Your work was not "destroyed" - it can still be found in the page history prior to this edit. The content was removed by, feel free to ask him about it, but please read WP:No legal threats. Also there is no such thing as "Wikipedia staff", but there are Wikipedia policies, and the reason the content was removed was probably because you didn't cite any sources. With cited sources verifying the data there would be no problem with your additions to the list. - filelake shoe  &#xF0F6;   11:06, 10 July 2012 (UTC)