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| This is clearly an encyclopedic article. However, as per the existing tags, it needs referencing and an expert editor to go through it. --] (]) 10:58, 29 September 2013 (UTC) | This is clearly an encyclopedic article. However, as per the existing tags, it needs referencing and an expert editor to go through it. --] (]) 10:58, 29 September 2013 (UTC) | ||
| : ] is ultimately allowed on Misplaced Pages, least of all for legal articles—not least for the sake of the reputation of Misplaced Pages—encyclopaedic or otherwise. There is no "overkill", only that the articles created by ] (now a retired editor, then back in the year 2005 a 14-year-old something being allowed to pass off as a 91-year-old retired "lawyer" from Singapore) have been allowed to stay for so long as if they were legitimate articles that he have most of us fooled, hook, line and sinker. We need to stop this retentionist/deletionist ideological nonsense! We need a <i>real</i> attorney, counsel, barrister, solicitor, advocate, jurat or notary public, practising or retired, to re-write the whole article afresh, not some more original legal research by laymen! We have been <i>trolled</i>! Geddit? Do you not understand that? </br></br></br>His work is largely his own "crackpot" original legal research, by a person from one of the former new Colonies (Singapore) who utterly failed to understand, amongst other things, that most of the Commonwealth and the Americans have two different and disparate legal traditions, and never mind the Continent of Europe; and the rest are probably—given his then young age—copyright violations! He was basically creating articles primarily to make a name for himself (showing off)! He had himself admitted as much! ] (]) 13:46, 29 September 2013 (UTC) | |||
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Move discussion in progress
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Removing prop
This is clearly an encyclopedic article. However, as per the existing tags, it needs referencing and an expert editor to go through it. --Technopat (talk) 10:58, 29 September 2013 (UTC)
- Misplaced Pages:No original research is ultimately allowed on Misplaced Pages, least of all for legal articles—not least for the sake of the reputation of Misplaced Pages—encyclopaedic or otherwise. There is no "overkill", only that the articles created by User:David91 (now a retired editor, then back in the year 2005 a 14-year-old something being allowed to pass off as a 91-year-old retired "lawyer" from Singapore) have been allowed to stay for so long as if they were legitimate articles that he have most of us fooled, hook, line and sinker. We need to stop this retentionist/deletionist ideological nonsense! We need a real attorney, counsel, barrister, solicitor, advocate, jurat or notary public, practising or retired, to re-write the whole article afresh, not some more original legal research by laymen! We have been trolled! Geddit? Do you not understand that?
His work is largely his own "crackpot" original legal research, by a person from one of the former new Colonies (Singapore) who utterly failed to understand, amongst other things, that most of the Commonwealth and the Americans have two different and disparate legal traditions, and never mind the Continent of Europe; and the rest are probably—given his then young age—copyright violations! He was basically creating articles primarily to make a name for himself (showing off)! He had himself admitted as much! 212.50.182.151 (talk) 13:46, 29 September 2013 (UTC)