Please use the talk page to discuss disagreements about articles AnUnnamedUser. Instead of just turning your nose up and flagging content.
"Wikipedia is not a crystal ball for speculating into future events; besides, little content and undersourced." See WP:FUTURE. From AnUnnamedUser
At no point is the term "crystal ball" mentioned in the article, nor was it implied that anyone involved in creating the article owned one. Or could "tell the future." The cite is from the IOC themselves. If you do not recognise the IOC as the official Olympic organising body, I'm sure the information on Wikipedia can help. ;) Instead of flagging an article, it would simply be helpful to suggest first, _how_ it can be improved, instead of attempting to "throw it to the wall" for deletion.
The article is also clearly marked as a stub and as such has one commit and is a WIP.
Should we also delete the page for the 2024 Summer Olympics???
I'll also add that before flagging an article for deletion, /info/en/?search=Wikipedia:Guide_to_deletion#Considerations should be observed. Could AnUnnamedUser please confirm that they have read /info/en/?search=Wikipedia:Deletion_policy#Reasons_for_deletion ? And could AnUnnamedUser point out exactly which reason for deletion listed in the linked internal document they are referencing in their attack on this page?
Also, https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Special:Contributions/AnUnnamedUser&offset=&limit=500&target=AnUnnamedUser is evidence of serial deletion and I am in the process of reporting the user. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Smoothswim ( talk • contribs) 03:14, 2 October 2019 (UTC)
Please note that I have reported your account in the appropriate place due to the fact that I can see multiple delete flags in your history and nothing about your communications or actions so far, appear to be constructive or inline with anything but your own decisions, instead of following the guidelines here on Wikipedia. I understand the process of deletion. I have read the documentation which is relevant and I find it offensive and arrogant that you would attempt to "spell" as such out for me here as part of this process.
The issue is that you have completely ignored my comments/questions and not provided any constructive feedback at all. Here is what you need to do:
Please do so below:
The article does not need to be improved because it needs to be deleted. Notability is not inherent. It's because of reliable sources that cover a topic. Whereas there are many reliable sources covering the 2024 Summer Olympics generally, there are few covering a skateboarding event. From AnUnnamedUser (open talk page) 22:07, 2 October 2019 (UTC)
Not only do you have a misleading username but you still can't provide a single reason, as per the guidelines to attempt to delete this article.
The article does not need to be deleted. My point still stands. Please save your condensing definitions for yourself. The 2032 USPE is in 12 years. The Olympics in 2024 are in approx. 3 years and 9 months.
This page's creation will occur closer to the event anyway. Deleting it will just damage Wikipedia, as I have noticed you engaging in within your commit history. What I care about here is the fact that I spotted you serial deleting. Your history says everything, while you contribute nothing. All while you proceed on your self appointed attempt to kill content on Wikipedia. No wonder on lookers from the outside view Wikipedia as less and less relevant. There's nothing here any more. It's all being deleted.
Please use the talk page to discuss disagreements about articles AnUnnamedUser. Instead of just turning your nose up and flagging content.
"Wikipedia is not a crystal ball for speculating into future events; besides, little content and undersourced." See WP:FUTURE. From AnUnnamedUser
At no point is the term "crystal ball" mentioned in the article, nor was it implied that anyone involved in creating the article owned one. Or could "tell the future." The cite is from the IOC themselves. If you do not recognise the IOC as the official Olympic organising body, I'm sure the information on Wikipedia can help. ;) Instead of flagging an article, it would simply be helpful to suggest first, _how_ it can be improved, instead of attempting to "throw it to the wall" for deletion.
The article is also clearly marked as a stub and as such has one commit and is a WIP.
Should we also delete the page for the 2024 Summer Olympics???
I'll also add that before flagging an article for deletion, /info/en/?search=Wikipedia:Guide_to_deletion#Considerations should be observed. Could AnUnnamedUser please confirm that they have read /info/en/?search=Wikipedia:Deletion_policy#Reasons_for_deletion ? And could AnUnnamedUser point out exactly which reason for deletion listed in the linked internal document they are referencing in their attack on this page?
Also, https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Special:Contributions/AnUnnamedUser&offset=&limit=500&target=AnUnnamedUser is evidence of serial deletion and I am in the process of reporting the user. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Smoothswim ( talk • contribs) 03:14, 2 October 2019 (UTC)
Please note that I have reported your account in the appropriate place due to the fact that I can see multiple delete flags in your history and nothing about your communications or actions so far, appear to be constructive or inline with anything but your own decisions, instead of following the guidelines here on Wikipedia. I understand the process of deletion. I have read the documentation which is relevant and I find it offensive and arrogant that you would attempt to "spell" as such out for me here as part of this process.
The issue is that you have completely ignored my comments/questions and not provided any constructive feedback at all. Here is what you need to do:
Please do so below:
The article does not need to be improved because it needs to be deleted. Notability is not inherent. It's because of reliable sources that cover a topic. Whereas there are many reliable sources covering the 2024 Summer Olympics generally, there are few covering a skateboarding event. From AnUnnamedUser (open talk page) 22:07, 2 October 2019 (UTC)
Not only do you have a misleading username but you still can't provide a single reason, as per the guidelines to attempt to delete this article.
The article does not need to be deleted. My point still stands. Please save your condensing definitions for yourself. The 2032 USPE is in 12 years. The Olympics in 2024 are in approx. 3 years and 9 months.
This page's creation will occur closer to the event anyway. Deleting it will just damage Wikipedia, as I have noticed you engaging in within your commit history. What I care about here is the fact that I spotted you serial deleting. Your history says everything, while you contribute nothing. All while you proceed on your self appointed attempt to kill content on Wikipedia. No wonder on lookers from the outside view Wikipedia as less and less relevant. There's nothing here any more. It's all being deleted.