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WikiWorld is back. Retrieve deleted materialHi, an article I translated, Lamp (band), got speedy deleted recently. I wish to retrieve the deleted material for future reference or improvement. Thanks -- Firezzasd (talk) 03:02, 2 March 2020 (UTC) Jerome SalaHello - you deleted a bio page I created for Jerome Sala, a poet. The stated reason is a lack of evidence for notability. Sala has published several public books and has direct connections to other poets who are in Wikipedia, and presumably someone will be looking for information on him. My intention was to make an easily-accessible, official public record of his existence and work, which has been missing. The links that I found were the only relevant ones that exist, and I've seen far scrawnier biographical Wikipedia entries hang around for a long time. Poetry is a field where interesting and notable people elude the eye of the general public all the time, so Sala lacking a Wikipedia page is far from unusual. For future reference, what is the exact line where not-notable becomes notable in Wikipedia's eyes? I've made bio articles before for equally obscure writers that passed the test. Thanks, Mi-parti — Preceding unsigned comment added by Mi-parti (talk • contribs) 19:35, 3 March 2020 (UTC)
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