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21:16, 3 March 2015 (UTC)
Hi Thaddeus. I'm signed in now as "WarrenVitcenda" instead of as "LectionaryLite". I have rarely edited or commented on Wikipedia, and haven't exactly paid attention to "specifics" as far as some rules go. ;) I've used "LectionaryLite" in the past on other sites concerning "church issues." If it's better for me to use "WarrenVitcenda" on Wikipedia, then that's what I'll do! I'm looking forward to discussing "Desperate Preacher Site" concerning it's possible deletion, as well as other options. Thank you for the tips! -- WarrenVitcenda ( talk) 23:29, 4 March 2015 (UTC)
As you may have noticed, the Desperate Preacher's Site article has been restored. I took a look, it it looks like it is likely (barely) notable and thus has a decent chance of being kept if further deletion efforts are made. However, I think your suggestion of making an article on Sermon plagarism is also a good one. Let me know if you are interested in pursuing that and also if you'd like some help/advice. -- ThaddeusB ( talk) 21:36, 3 March 2015 (UTC)
Hi ThaddeusB, I'm going to make a few comments over on the discussion page that concerns deleting Desperate Preacher's Site. Right now, I'm leaning toward supporting the continuance of the the Desperate Preacher's Site page on Wikipedia based on its own merit, but also working on another page concerning sermon plagarism. The two pages would, I think, be able to "back each other up" regarding "notability." And to be honest, the Desperate Preacher's Site website is much more "notable" to "insiders" of church bureaucracy and management than it is to the general public. Yes, I would appreciate having someone to get help/advice from for fashioning a new Wikipedia page on sermon plagarism. (I know I need to read the page on making a "first" Wikipedia page. lol) Also, to be honest, I'm rather a "political hack" concerning "church," so my inclinations in writing a new Wikipedia page may need a few comments to keep me "on the straight and narrow." lol I'm still in process of editing/refining/fine-tuning my book "Clergy Secrets - They Don't Want You To Know!" as well as its website at www.ClergySecrets.com. Thanks again!! -- WarrenVitcenda ( talk) 23:59, 4 March 2015 (UTC)
Hi ThaddeusB, I did add a couple links to the "Desperate Preacher's Site" of newspaper articles that you perhaps found too, namely from the St. Petersburg Times and the Union-Tribune of San Diego, CA. Are such additions going to be enough to keep "Desperate Preacher Site" as a page on Wikipedia - or not?? There are numerous newspaper articles out there that make quick reference to DesperatePreacher.com, but they usually only do so "in passing" while going onto the subject of plagiarism instead of discussing actual "website details" about DesperatePreacher.com in particular.-- WarrenVitcenda ( talk) 17:48, 8 March 2015 (UTC)
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Welcome to Wikipedia. I noticed that your username, "LectionaryLite", may not meet Wikipedia's
username policy because it implies group ownership. If you believe that your username does not violate our policy, please leave a note here explaining why. As an alternative, you may ask for a
change of username, or you may simply
create a new account for editing. Thank you. --
ThaddeusB (
talk)
21:16, 3 March 2015 (UTC)
Hi Thaddeus. I'm signed in now as "WarrenVitcenda" instead of as "LectionaryLite". I have rarely edited or commented on Wikipedia, and haven't exactly paid attention to "specifics" as far as some rules go. ;) I've used "LectionaryLite" in the past on other sites concerning "church issues." If it's better for me to use "WarrenVitcenda" on Wikipedia, then that's what I'll do! I'm looking forward to discussing "Desperate Preacher Site" concerning it's possible deletion, as well as other options. Thank you for the tips! -- WarrenVitcenda ( talk) 23:29, 4 March 2015 (UTC)
As you may have noticed, the Desperate Preacher's Site article has been restored. I took a look, it it looks like it is likely (barely) notable and thus has a decent chance of being kept if further deletion efforts are made. However, I think your suggestion of making an article on Sermon plagarism is also a good one. Let me know if you are interested in pursuing that and also if you'd like some help/advice. -- ThaddeusB ( talk) 21:36, 3 March 2015 (UTC)
Hi ThaddeusB, I'm going to make a few comments over on the discussion page that concerns deleting Desperate Preacher's Site. Right now, I'm leaning toward supporting the continuance of the the Desperate Preacher's Site page on Wikipedia based on its own merit, but also working on another page concerning sermon plagarism. The two pages would, I think, be able to "back each other up" regarding "notability." And to be honest, the Desperate Preacher's Site website is much more "notable" to "insiders" of church bureaucracy and management than it is to the general public. Yes, I would appreciate having someone to get help/advice from for fashioning a new Wikipedia page on sermon plagarism. (I know I need to read the page on making a "first" Wikipedia page. lol) Also, to be honest, I'm rather a "political hack" concerning "church," so my inclinations in writing a new Wikipedia page may need a few comments to keep me "on the straight and narrow." lol I'm still in process of editing/refining/fine-tuning my book "Clergy Secrets - They Don't Want You To Know!" as well as its website at www.ClergySecrets.com. Thanks again!! -- WarrenVitcenda ( talk) 23:59, 4 March 2015 (UTC)
Hi ThaddeusB, I did add a couple links to the "Desperate Preacher's Site" of newspaper articles that you perhaps found too, namely from the St. Petersburg Times and the Union-Tribune of San Diego, CA. Are such additions going to be enough to keep "Desperate Preacher Site" as a page on Wikipedia - or not?? There are numerous newspaper articles out there that make quick reference to DesperatePreacher.com, but they usually only do so "in passing" while going onto the subject of plagiarism instead of discussing actual "website details" about DesperatePreacher.com in particular.-- WarrenVitcenda ( talk) 17:48, 8 March 2015 (UTC)