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As I indicated on your Talk page, the section on Ben Cline's page "Women's rights" was removed because it is disproportionately long and focuses entirely on legislation from the 2012 General Assembly session that Delegate Ben Cline did not chief patron. It is inconsistent with the rest of his page that focuses solely on legislation that Cline has chief patroned throughout his 6 terms in office, projecting a focus that is not big-picture and is, as a result, one-sided. Any legislation that Cline chief patroned that is relevant to the other existing categories would be relevant to the page, however, an entire section devoted to an area that he does not specialize in, unlike criminal prosecution and Interstate 81 issues, is not justified.
LexLady13 ( talk) 00:17, 6 March 2013 (UTC)
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Please do not remove content or templates from pages on Wikipedia, as you did to
Ben Cline, without giving a valid reason for the removal in the
edit summary. Your content removal does not appear constructive and has been
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Orange Mike |
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As I indicated on your Talk page, the section on Ben Cline's page "Women's rights" was removed because it is disproportionately long and focuses entirely on legislation from the 2012 General Assembly session that Delegate Ben Cline did not chief patron. It is inconsistent with the rest of his page that focuses solely on legislation that Cline has chief patroned throughout his 6 terms in office, projecting a focus that is not big-picture and is, as a result, one-sided. Any legislation that Cline chief patroned that is relevant to the other existing categories would be relevant to the page, however, an entire section devoted to an area that he does not specialize in, unlike criminal prosecution and Interstate 81 issues, is not justified.
LexLady13 ( talk) 00:17, 6 March 2013 (UTC)