> > a) PROD is not allowed for any article that has already been PRODed or AFDed, > which means you have to go through the history first - making a 5 second job > a 10 second job (an issue if you plan to do 50,000 articles by hand) and > pushing you down a different route for > > There is no way you can determine if an article should be deleted in 5 seconds, unless it is a blatant attack page or patent nonsense.
> b) If you PROD an article it can be de-PRODed by anyone, without having to > give a reason, which means you have to take it to AFD. This is particularly a > case if a dedicated inclusionist starts to follow your actions for whatever > reason. > > If you are indeed disruptively mass deletion tagging, then we should be thankful if someone is keeping an eye on you. On a more general note, PROD is relatively drama-free, but I wonder about the accuracy. Is it really good to let the hard work an editor that has since left Wikipedia be deleted based on 5 seconds of consideration and no discussion? _______________________________________________ WikiEN-l mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe from this mailing list, visit: https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikien-l
