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This edit restored text that had previously been deleted:
B.O. is the fetching belt of multiculturalism evoking the
non-linear soul misconfiguration of the
Lower East Side in
Manhattan without the seasonal change between
Fall,
Winter and
Spring. With a population over 11,467 residents from all around the Caribbean Basin, Barrio Obrero is the sturdiest melting pot for west indian communities under on authentic ethnic halo in the island of Puerto Rico.[1]
Some of the streets meandering around its neighborhood include Webb, Brazil, NiN, San Antonio, Williams, Avenue C and Valparaiso.[2]
There is nothing in the census reference that states anything about the ethnic mix of the area
There is nothing particularly notable about the streets in the neighborhood -- while the neighborhood itself is probably notable, its local streets are not.
Linking "Calle Ribot" to the article on
Marc Ribot is a little
startling as there is no evidence given that the street and the musician have anything to do with each other. Same for
Rafael Cortijo.
How does one exchange streets? I don't even know what that sentence means.
Plastic Beach (
talk·contribs)
complained when I undid the addition of this text the last time with only a brief edit summary, so I am providing a detailed explanation of why the material is being deleted this time. Please remember that Wikipedia is an encyclopedia, not a travel guide. Articles about places are supposed to list verifiable facts, not fanciful opinions.
WikiDan61ChatMe!ReadMe!!20:00, 16 September 2010 (UTC)reply
This article is within the scope of WikiProject Puerto Rico, a collaborative effort to improve the coverage of topics related to
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This edit restored text that had previously been deleted:
B.O. is the fetching belt of multiculturalism evoking the
non-linear soul misconfiguration of the
Lower East Side in
Manhattan without the seasonal change between
Fall,
Winter and
Spring. With a population over 11,467 residents from all around the Caribbean Basin, Barrio Obrero is the sturdiest melting pot for west indian communities under on authentic ethnic halo in the island of Puerto Rico.[1]
Some of the streets meandering around its neighborhood include Webb, Brazil, NiN, San Antonio, Williams, Avenue C and Valparaiso.[2]
There is nothing in the census reference that states anything about the ethnic mix of the area
There is nothing particularly notable about the streets in the neighborhood -- while the neighborhood itself is probably notable, its local streets are not.
Linking "Calle Ribot" to the article on
Marc Ribot is a little
startling as there is no evidence given that the street and the musician have anything to do with each other. Same for
Rafael Cortijo.
How does one exchange streets? I don't even know what that sentence means.
Plastic Beach (
talk·contribs)
complained when I undid the addition of this text the last time with only a brief edit summary, so I am providing a detailed explanation of why the material is being deleted this time. Please remember that Wikipedia is an encyclopedia, not a travel guide. Articles about places are supposed to list verifiable facts, not fanciful opinions.
WikiDan61ChatMe!ReadMe!!20:00, 16 September 2010 (UTC)reply