If you are here to tell me that a page I nominated for speedy deletion will be staying, please do not leave a message informing me of it. My reasons for nominating them for deletion are purely out of good faith. If I notice any of the articles that I speedied ends up staying, I will automatically know why. If I feel an article should not be on Wikipedia nonetheless, I will go through the normal process of nominating an article for deletion.
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Thanks for taking the time to leave me an explanation, which really wasn't necessary, but appreciated all the same. I do edit also under an account, contributing to articles and reverting vandalism, but I like to patrol new pages anonymously. Keep up the good work, 99.184.128.247 (talk) 00:17, 30 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Thanks, but if you look at the notice atop my talk page, I make it clear that I don't want any messages about articles that I speedied. If I think the article shouldn't be here nonetheless, I'll just nominate it for normal deletion. --Whipit!Now whip it good!21:32, 19 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]
It's not the first time an article I have speedied ended up staying, (in which case, I just go back to the article and read the edit summary of the admin who declined the speedy deletion to know why) but I've been patrolling the new pages only recently, and when there's an article I have doubts about speedying, I just prod it or ask an admin if it's appropriate for deletion. I'm not reckless about it, especially I've been granted NPWatcher and I know it can be revoked anytime if I abuse it. But thanks for notifying me about the discussion on this. Whipit!Now whip it good!22:22, 19 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]
OK, the concern we've got is that unlike you many taggers aren't monitoring that, and many admins aren't giving such feedback. But also that only works when a speedy is declined, often what happens is that speedies are deleted but under a different code, and we need to give feedback on that because it can mean that the wrong message goes out to the article creators. ϢereSpielChequers23:29, 19 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]
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