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I felt I wrote a pretty darn good first article about a locally influential figure; Dan Jason. My intention was to start an article that other editors could later add on to. I disagree with NickCatal that Mr. Jason is an too obscure an individual to have his own page, his company has a seed catalog mailing list of over 10,000 and I would imagine that many other authors have a page. Please do a google search with his name before doing anything too rash. I look forward to discussing this more.
Montydog
Per your request I have created a request for deletion instead of a speedy-delete. This will allow you to discuss your objections before the article's removal --Nick Catalano (Talk) 21:38, 7 January 2006 (UTC)Reply
