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ATTENTION:If you are here to post deletion messages, don't waste your time posting them here. Instead, post them to the talk page of the project that they are associated with. For example, if it is a ship page, please post to WP:Ships so they can have the opportunity to respond since they are more likely to respond than I am. That should be a common courtesy and one of the reasons I don't edit here anymore. --Dual Freq (talk) 17:14, 14 July 2012 (UTC)

Dual Freq is taking a long wikibreak and may be back on Misplaced Pages in the distant future.


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If you are here to post deletion messages, don't waste your time posting them here. Instead, post them to the talk page of the project that they are associated with. For example, if it is a ship page, please post to WP:Ships so they can have the opportunity to respond since they are more likely to respond than I am. That should be a common courtesy and one of the reasons I don't edit here anymore. --Dual Freq (talk) 17:14, 14 July 2012 (UTC)

Proof of intelligent life

Good to see that your mind remains extant, when so many have others have disappeared or become ossified.

Your e.s. gave me the first hint as to why you may have left. I'm sorry if deletionism has brought you down, but really, your absence can only exacerbate the problem. Would you consider just giving two hours a month to the good work that you did so well for so long, and just accept that perfection (in process as well as product) is unachievable? We're all better with you here, DF. You are missed. HuskyHuskie (talk) 21:18, 14 July 2012 (UTC)