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Hi Satbuff, I would like to suggest that you merge all the individual pages for the satellites into the main page for SES Astra, as there is nothing notable about the satellites individually, and the information for each seems to be (a) limited; and (b) parallel in format to all the others. When you're done, blank the articles, and they will be deleted. Bongomatic (talk) 17:20, 23 September 2008 (UTC)
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I was editing some of the LNB article as it was a bit light on the technological information and it didn't explain exactly how the sections worked together. There's a section in the Satellite TV article about the technology and its history but I don't want to use too much of that for the LNB article. Some of the multiple links to the terminology (Satnews/SatUniverse etc) could be a bit much and it might be better to limit them to Satnews's list. Satnews is probably the more authoritative site as it publishes the guides and books and has done for years. Jmccormac (talk) 16:28, 2 December 2011 (UTC)
I've been looking at some of the changes you've made related to the merger of SES Astra into its parent company, and I would like to remind you that notability is not temporary. You seem to be trying to purge all reference to the old company, by rewriting SES Astra to be about the fleet of satellites, and changing "SES Astra" to "SES" in every article about the company. The company did exist, and it was notable, so an article on it should be retained, and in articles about individual spacecraft, for example, the change in ownership should be noted, rather than simply chaning all references to make it seem as the spacecraft in question was operated by the parent company since it became operational, which would be misleading. --W. D. Graham (previously GW) 13:53, 29 December 2011 (UTC)
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Hi Satbuf. I've started a conversation over on Talk:Astra 2F to discuss the active transponders list on Astra 2F. Since you recently updated that article section, I thought you might want to be aware. Cheers. N2e (talk) 12:33, 6 January 2014 (UTC)
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Hi Satbuff. I mostly edit articles about health, and also work on conflict of interest issues here in Wikipedia. Your edit to Telemedicine caught my eye, and led me to look at your contribs. They are pretty much all about SES S.A. and its satellites, and deal rarely if at all, it seems, with other satellite companies.
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Please help me with... deleting the page, O3b. I've never requested a page deletion before and I'm confused by the procedure and the various Help pages!
I think O3b can be speedily deleted under criterium G14 as it is an article page with a disambiguation function, that is not required - the 3 articles linked to from this page (O3b MEO, O3b mPOWER and O3b Networks are related to one another and each contain "about" hatnotes to redirect readers if necessary.
I think the whole topic here is well described by the content of O3b MEO and that article would be better titled "O3b" so I wanted to rename (move) O3b MEO to O3b to achieve this - but as O3b already exists (to no purpose!), I couldn't do that. I don't want to just merge O3b MEO into O3b as this would effectively lose the large/valuable history of O3b MEO.
So, I propose deleting O3b so I can subsequently move O3b MEO to that title (and then sort out all the links!) ... but there may be a better way to achieve this?. Satbuff (talk) 16:56, 26 May 2021 (UTC)
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