I finished working on this page, or at least creating a strong stub that others could contribute to on my page, and then I sent it to become a regular page instead of part of my page... but it thinks I vandalized. I am kind of new to Wikipedia. Umyang (talk) 12:41, 30 August 2009 (UTC)umyang[reply]

The article April Rose has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:

I believe this person fails the notability guidelines.

Hello, I've never participated in a "talk" before. I think that April Rose is one of the top and most active bellydancers out there. If every notable person needs to be as famous as Rihanna or something then she definitely fails, but in the world of bellydance she's a really big deal and super active. That's why I made this at first. Because as a scholar of performance I find that it can be really strange who is on Wikipedia and who is not. When will be start to acknowledge dancers who are not in Ballet, or modern dance in the Western World (esp. the US, Germany, etc), or tap? When will things that fall outside popular culture like bellydance, bharata natyam, or salpuri get pages introducing their most famous and most active dancers? It was in that mindset that on one bored afternoon I wrote up a stub for this dancer. Umyang (talk) 12:33, 5 November 2013 (UTC)umyang[reply]

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Hi there. Actually for both of those scholars I need to write a page for them, if there is to be a real page. Esp. Duncan's super major, so it should't be too hard to write it, i'm just totally overwhelmed with work right now. Can I make a sort of bookmark-like page and let that hold the place until I can get back to it?

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