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This page was proposed for deletion for a number of reasons. However these are not easily resolved. The page was created by the editor of the journal. I could have asked someone else to do this but it would not make any material difference to the objectivity of the page. The journal is a peer reviewed publication by a respected publisher so this should not be grounds for removal. There are no references, but this would not be appropriate for a journal page that is essentially informational. I have added further associated publications and indices to reinforce the validity of the publication. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Dparsonsnz ( talk • contribs)
I have looked at a number of other journal pages in Wikipedia and would appreciate reference to one that is considered a suitable template for such pages. The IJMBL page is similar to (or better than) many others. I assume that Wikipedia does not consider peer reviewed academic journals to be inappropriate content per se 130.123.104.22 ( talk) 23:44, 16 July 2012 (UTC)
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This page was proposed for deletion for a number of reasons. However these are not easily resolved. The page was created by the editor of the journal. I could have asked someone else to do this but it would not make any material difference to the objectivity of the page. The journal is a peer reviewed publication by a respected publisher so this should not be grounds for removal. There are no references, but this would not be appropriate for a journal page that is essentially informational. I have added further associated publications and indices to reinforce the validity of the publication. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Dparsonsnz ( talk • contribs)
I have looked at a number of other journal pages in Wikipedia and would appreciate reference to one that is considered a suitable template for such pages. The IJMBL page is similar to (or better than) many others. I assume that Wikipedia does not consider peer reviewed academic journals to be inappropriate content per se 130.123.104.22 ( talk) 23:44, 16 July 2012 (UTC)