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Hi, StudiesWorld. Thanks for helping out at the Teahouse. We appreciate your effort but I undid your last advice. Davidwr has been a Wikipedia editor since 2006 with almost 30,000 edits. He was asking for help dealing with a group of newcomers in a gentle way that wouldn't discourage their good faith efforts. He didn't need to be told to use talk pages or mark articles for deletion and might have felt offended.
And please don't go marking the pages he listed for deletion too quickly. That's considered biting newcomers. Explain notability and reliable sources. Helping them (and more experienced editors) is what the Teahouse is about. If the articles still don't meet policy in a week or two and after explaining what's needed, then you can begin nominating them for deletion (unless an article meet criteria for speedy deletion, especially blatant copyright violations, attack pages and such.
Take care, DocTree (ʞlɐʇ·ʇuoɔ) Join WER 21:47, 24 December 2013 (UTC)
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