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I'm a little puzzled. Was this created because there was a need for it, or because Michael Cowper's death caused certain sources to automatically fall out of the sky (see WP:NOTNEWS)? I'm just concerned about yet another linkfarm of redlinks with little or no inclination to actually create those articles. Furthermore, how was it decided that Diana Miller is non-notable but the others are notable, or was that yet another case of someone unlinking a dab page without regard for the effect to content? Notice that Susan Knowles links to a different Susan Knowles; evidently, the dab warriors can't be bothered with correcting those instances. Even still, how was it decided that pre-statehood first ladies need not be acknowledged? I'm pretty sure that for as long as there's been a governor's mansion, there's been a first lady role. I bet that I could even dig up multiple sources to that effect, not that I consider it to be my job or anything. RadioKAOS / Talk to me, Billy / Transmissions 05:10, 12 November 2015 (UTC) reply

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