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Comment Article was created merely half an hour before this nom, and just over an hour as of now. Give it a chance, and perhaps even reach out to help shape the article well.
野狼院ひさしHisashiYarouin12:23, 14 October 2014 (UTC)reply
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Hisashiyarouin: But it's not an article. It's one's personal analysis. It's titled Child Labour: A Review in the Context of Nepal...it's clearly the user's personal analysis on the condition of child labour in Nepal. So I feel that it should be immediately declined. --Tamravidhir (
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Delete It is a thesis report, aka an essay.
docstore version and his
personal blog version. The blog version may or may not contain viruses, so view the docstore version first. @
Tamravidhir and
Hisashiyarouin: The rule is to wait 15 minutes before attaching any tags, unless it is a blatant speedy. Personally, I would have waited a bit as it appears they were working on it. But, it is a judgement call. In cases where it appears to be an essay or copied, then do a Google search first. Search on some quoted sentences. That is how I found the above two links as I searched for "Child labour is a serious and wide spread problem in South Asia and African countries and the situation is not different in Nepal also.". This normally would be a case for a Speedy under copyright violation, but docstore's copyright is "Public Domain".
Bgwhite (
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04:45, 15 October 2014 (UTC)reply
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Bgwhite: So that means that we should wait for 15 minutes since it was created before tagging it. But if it should be immediately deleted then we should nominate it for deletion. and again docstore's content is in public domain. But it's again one's personal thesis. So in that case it should be deleted, na? I'm confused. :/ --Tamravidhir (
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