User talk:Culturejam

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re: equiveillance

how can I get my equiveillance article back? please let me know where the last copy is so i can put the article up in another journal: I recieved no notification of the removal: not all wikipedians had a chance to vote.

so please send me my last edit of the article: stefanos pantagis, MD —Comment by User:67.85.122.204.

Please create an account (which only takes a few seconds and is free) and include your email address in the appropriate field. I'll be happy to email you the last version of equiveillance. dbenbenn | talk 03:27, 1 Mar 2005 (UTC)

my email is stefanospan@msn.com

or my user name is culturejam

if you can get this to me as soon as possible due to a magazine we are putting together that will need this idea delineated.

I am planning to add to several other wikipedia articles that i am "expert in" to work out how i undermined my self with the equiveillance term.

thank you for any advise and I hope to figure out how to advocate for undelete, but first we need to have more google hits on the term.

I've sent it. Let me know if there was any problem. dbenbenn | talk 16:04, 1 Mar 2005 (UTC)

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