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I mean, there is not really anything valuable to be said on this page (or most individual people's pages for that matter); you could just as well delete it. (I was going to when Chris's comment reminded me that this page exists, but it looks like I don't have page-deletion privileges.) [[User:Ashvin Srivatsa|Ashvin Srivatsa]] ([[User talk:Ashvin Srivatsa|talk]]) 01:06, 17 December 2020 (CST) | I mean, there is not really anything valuable to be said on this page (or most individual people's pages for that matter); you could just as well delete it. (I was going to when Chris's comment reminded me that this page exists, but it looks like I don't have page-deletion privileges.) [[User:Ashvin Srivatsa|Ashvin Srivatsa]] ([[User talk:Ashvin Srivatsa|talk]]) 01:06, 17 December 2020 (CST) | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:05, 17 December 2020
Someone should add more things or else there's really no point to keeping pages like this, even if the players are ACF Nats champions. -Chris Chiego
Couldn't you do it? Kevin Wang (talk)
I mean, there is not really anything valuable to be said on this page (or most individual people's pages for that matter); you could just as well delete it. (I was going to when Chris's comment reminded me that this page exists, but it looks like I don't have page-deletion privileges.) Ashvin Srivatsa (talk) 01:06, 17 December 2020 (CST)
You don't have to have any attachment to your own page but I think even pages that just list where people went to school and what they may have accomplished there are very valuable to provide context for other people; this is especially true for active players such as yourself. Kevin Wang (talk)