User talk:Tvgeek
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Currently interesting in helping with stub sorting and the categorization projects.
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[edit]Wow, you already edited in 2004 and still no boilerplate welcome. :) So here it is.
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Btw, could you add people whose birth year is missing but likely to be known in the article Category:Year of birth missing instead of Category:Year of birth unknown. The latter category is more for people whose birthdate will, most likely, never be discovered. I only recently discovered myself the difference between those two cat's. Thanks. Garion96 (talk) 02:39, 6 July 2006 (UTC)
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The article Drew Daniel has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:
Won Big Brother in 2004 and nothing since then. Is winning a reality series two decades ago sufficient to establish notability?
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Nomination of Drew Daniel for deletion
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