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Resource: AfDs
[edit]- AfD debates (Category)
- AfD debates (Media and music (Category)
- Category:Wikipedia administrators willing to provide copies of deleted articles
Articles Saved
[edit]Articles count = 342
Arabs / Lebanese
[edit]- Aleph (pianist)
- Charbel Dagher
- Khaled Malas
- Mishal Hamed Kanoo
- Omar Arnaout
- Suhail Galadari
- Walid Al Kurdi (deleted later by main author of article)
- Zaatar w Zeit
Architecture
[edit]Armenia and Armenians
[edit]- Persons
- Anahit Manasyan
- Ara Vardanyan (administrator)
- Elgiazar Farashyan
- Hovhannes Babakhanyan
- Karen Khachatrian
- Tigran Gyokchyan
- Varoujan Hergelian
Art
[edit]- Henry Betzalel (Israel)
- Jorge Azar (Uruguay) - deleted after discussion
- Lesley Anne Ivory (UK)
- Melik Ohanian (France)
- Nira Pereg (Israel)
- Paul Donovan (businessman) (Ireland)
- Pouya Afshar (Iran / USA) -deleted after discussion
- Helmut Reinisch (Austria)
- Salvo (artist) (Italy)
- Štěpán Zavřel (Czech Republic / Italy)
Business
[edit]- Ahmet Akça
- Florian Haller
- Joseph M. Medawar
- Michaël Boumendil (Sixième Son)
- Mishal Hamed Kanoo
- Nicole Raidman
- Paul Donovan (businessman)
- Rick Sopher
Cinema
[edit]- Actors
- Abigail Good
- Amarsaikhan Baljinnyam
- Bart Fletcher
- Ben Platt (actor)
- Blake Michael
- Charlotta Jonsson
- Eileen Abad
- Emmett Hughes
- Fauzi Baadilla
- Fahim Fazli
- Goran Navojec
- Idan Alterman
- James Sie (voice)
- Karen Disher (voice)
- Katarzyna Dąbrowska
- Kristyan Ferrer
- Kushal Tandon
- Marcus Chang
- Micah Fowler
- Michal Suchánek (Czech actor)
- Mimi Gamal
- Neal Bledsoe
- Nicholas McAnulty
- Paul Scherrer (actor)
- Praveen Kumar (actor), also athlete
- Rajiv Surendra
- Rebecca Brown (actress) (later made into a redirect after discussion)
- Ryan Metcalf
- Samer Ismail
- Sharath Kumar (actor)
- Swapnil Rajshekhar
- Thomas Ancora
- Vitória Frate
- Awards
- Directors
- Ara Arush (Armenia)
- Carmen Labaki (Lebanon)
- Clodualdo del Mundo, Jr. (Philippines)
- Jan Prušinovský (Czech Republic)
- Margaret Brown (film director) (USA)
- Sabine Derflinger (Austria)
- Films
- Film Music
- Producers
Comics
[edit]Dance
[edit]Design
[edit]Disambiguation pages
[edit]Fashion
[edit]- Models
GLBT
[edit]- GLBT documentaries
- GLBT films
History
[edit]Literature
[edit]- Bekir Sıtkı Erdoğan
- Charbel Dagher
- Dorta Jagić
- Evgenios Aranitsis
- J.P. Osterman
- Ulf Nilsson (author)
Media
[edit]- Media personalities
- Radios
- Radio DJs
- Radio programmes
- Television series
- Television actors
- Television Directors
- Television hosts
- Television technicians
- Television writers
Music
[edit]Albums
[edit]- A Folk Song A Day by Jon Boden
- Authentik by Kenza Farah
- Autopsie Vol. 3 by Booba
- Autopsie Vol. 4 by Booba
- Avec le coeur by Kenza Farah
- California Republic (mixtape)
- Trésor by Kenza Farah
Artists
[edit]- Afghanistan
- Albania
- Algeria
- Armenia
- Australia
- Belarus
- Belgium
- Canada
- Chile
- Colombia
- Denmark
- Estonia
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Geogia
- Ghana
- Iceland
- India
- Iran
- Ireland
- Israel
- Italy
- Japan
- Jordan
- Kazakhstan
- Kurds
- Lebanon
- Latvia
- Lebanon
- Moldova
- Morocco
- Myanmar
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Nigeria
- Palestine
- Poland
- Puerto Rico
- Romania
- Russia
- Slovenia
- South Africa
- South Korea
- South Sudan
- Spain
- South Africa
- Sweden
- Faceshift
- Goat (band)**
- Hästpojken**
- NEXX**
- Totalitär**
- Taiwan
- Turkey
- UAE
- UK
- Uruguay
- USA
- 7th Heaven (band)
- Addison Agen - later made a redirect by another colleague
- Akillezz
- Arev Armenian Folk Ensemble - later deleted by colleagues
- Bill Griffin (musician/luthier)
- Cosmicity
- G4SHI
- LeRoy Bell
- Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
- Matt Hunter (singer)
- Nems (rapper) - later deleted after discussion
- Omar Fadel
- Papa Reu
- Scotty Granger
- The Redland
- Uzbekistan
- Yemen
DJs
[edit]- Ahzee (USA)
- Alan Walker (DJ) (Norway)
- Andy Stott (England)
- Atmozfears (Netherlands) (deleted by colleagues after discussions)
- Code Black (DJ) (Australia / Netherlands)
- DJ Kura (Portugal)
- DJ Mad Linx (deleted by colleagues after discussions)
- DJ Mangoo (Sweden)
- DJ Sender (Ukraine)
- DJ Static (American DJ) (USA)
- Funkefeller (USA)
- Karsten Pflum (Denmark)
- Mura Masa
- Oforia (Israel)
- Oliver Koletzki (Germany)
Music:Classical
[edit]- Christopher Marshall (composer) (New Zealand)
- Enrico Baiano (Italy)
Music Competitions
[edit]- Arilena Ara - winner, X Factor Albania
- Caroline Pennell - contestant, The Voice, USA
- Jaap Reesema, winner, X Factor, Netherlands
- Karl Michael, contestant, The Voice, UK (made a redirect after after discussions with colleagues)
- La'Porsha Renae, runner-up in American Idol 2016
Musicians
[edit]Musicologists
[edit]Record labels
[edit]Songs
[edit]- Stargazing by Kygo feat. Justin Jesso
Songwriters / Producers
[edit]- AJ Junior
- Christian Rønn
- Dave Bassett (songwriter)
- DJ Dahi
- Harald Grosskopf
- Henryk Lipp
- Jon de Mello (producer)
- Kevin Bacon (producer)
- Mura Masa
- Nicolai Seebach
- Raaban
- Sean Douglas (songwriter)
- Unik (producer)
- Versatile (producer)
Painters
[edit]Photography
[edit]- Photographers
- Enea Pieraccini
- Frank Lisciandro
- Jam Sutton
- Justin Clynes, deleted after discussion
- Lindsay Adler
- Vincent Urbani
Politics
[edit]- Military
- Politicians
- Political commentators
Religion
[edit]Sciences
[edit]Society
[edit]- Canadian Historical Association
- Congo (area)
- European Federation of Magazine Publishers
- Prague British School
- Tchai-Ovna
- Personalities
- Tim Hammond (activist) - about genital integrity
- Writers
Sports
[edit]- Teams
- Calendars
- Coaches
- Assembe Ndoum Samuel Wilfried (basketball)
- Sportsmen, football / soccer
- Đinh Tiến Thành (football / soccer)
- Dominique Rustichelli (football / soccer)
- Gor Martirosyan (football / soccer)
- Jamal Blackman (football / soccer) - deleted after discussion
- Vũ Minh Tuấn (football / soccer)
- Sportsmen, basketball
- Assembe Ndoum Samuel Wilfried (basketball)
- Elijah Millsap (basketball)**
- Elijah Millsap (basketball)**
- James Hunter (basketball) (basketball)**
- John Paul Erram (basketball)
- Kenyon McNeail (basketball)
- Maurice Bou Kanaan (basketball)
- Mohammad Akkari (basketball)
- Nate Johnson (basketball)
- Nerlens Noel (basketball)
- Reggie Hannah (basketball)
- Terrance Woodbury (basketball)
- Sportsmen, other
- Alexandre Lavoie (ice hockey)
- Ben Reiter (MMA fighter)
- Brendan Williams (rugby union)** (rugby)
- Brian Houston (fighter) - deleted after discussion
- David Gardner (fighter)** (boxing)
- Jack Gardner (fighter)** (boxing)
- Jad Hashem (rugby union)
- Joseph Kayes (water polo)
- Raul Cătinaș (kickboxing)
- Tigran Gyokchyan (basketball coach)
- Warren Ounjian (skateboarding)
Theater
[edit]Wikipedia
[edit]Reviewed and Created
[edit]As part of WikiProject Articles for creation
Media
[edit]Created or Contributed But Could Not Save
[edit]Despite having saved so many article, I couldn't save some articles that I had created or contributed to. I list them here and occasionally put links so that you know what Wikipedia is missing.
A good source to redeem already deleted articles: at http://speedydeletion.wikia.com/wiki/ (add exact article title)
- Created but could not save
- aCharts.us - Music database - Official website
- Artists for Haiti - charity singing We Are the World 25 for Haiti
- B.A.N.G.E.R.S. - German music collective -
- Chris Thurston (1976-2008), an American rapper better known by his stage name "Jax" and member of Atlanta's Binkis Recs
- Desert Heat - Canadian band - Official website
- Expansionist Party of the United States - Website
- G3 magazine - UK lesbian and bi magazine - Official website
- Helping Haiti - charity
- J Rice - American singer - YouTube channel
- Jamie Sparks - Canadian singer - Official website
- Jason Adonis - Adult film actor - IMDb page
- JR Aquino - Singer - YouTube channel
- L'Institut - French collective with charting success in France Parigos from project Equipe de nuit
- Paul Lizzi- Canadian drummer - Official website
- Reepublic - French music collective - "Turn Off the Light"
- Contributed but could not save
- Adam Sabbagh - Lebanese-American actor - Official website
- Ahmir - American vocal band (YouTube) - Official website - Music video
- Arash Howaida - Afghani-German singer - Official website - Music video
- Dres Reid - Canadian dancer - Music video
- Gino Carlini - Photographer - Blog
- Madison Lintz - Actor
- Onon - Mongolian pop singer - Music video 1 Music video 2
- Reepublic - Supergroup of 4 French artists http://www.facebook.com/reepublicofficial
- Saeed Younan - Iraqi-American DJ - Official website
- Yota Kasai - horror film director - IMDb page
- YTF Legacy - American band collective - Official website
- More recently contributed, but reverted and could not save
- Eurovision Song Contest#Eurovision Home Concerts:[1] A colleague deleted them all (actually the three weeks' listing that I had added) citing "Unnecessary (and unsourced!) listcruft, coatracking". So I produce them here as a reminder. I will add weeks 4 onward as we go on for my own pleasure:
- Guests have included: (2020 contestants in bold)
- Episode 1 (3 April 2020): Ryan O'Shaughnessy, Rasmussen, Tamara Todevska, Slavko Kalezić [2]
- Episode 2 (10 April 2020): Gjon's Tears, Jamala, Aksel, Leonora, Vasil, Montaigne, Daði Freyr [3]
- Episode 3 (17 April 2020): Lake Malawi, Ulrikke, Victor Crone, Hurricane, Jeangu Macrooy, Jalisse, Uku Suviste, Lesley Roy (with additional special appearances by Alexander Rybak, Sergey Lazarev and Helena Paparizou) [4]
- Episode 4 (24 April 2020): KEiiNO, Pænda, Victoria Georgieva, Elisa Silva, Eugent Bushpepa, Ana Soklič, Damir Kedžo, Stefania Liberakakis [5]
- Episode 5 (1 May 2020): ZiBBZ, Ben Dolic, Tom Leeb, Senhit, Sandro, Roxen, VAL, Samanta Tīna Michael Schulte [6]
- Episode 6 (8 May 2020): Hera Björk, Arilena Ara, The Mamas, Lea Sirk, James Newman, Benny Cristo, Efendi, Suzy, Jedward, SuRie, Michaela, Paula Seling and Ovi, Blas Cantó [7]
- Episode 7 (15 May 2020): Dami Im, Imri, Secret Garden, Go_A, Yohanna, Eimear Quinn, Diodato, Dana (in a special pre-recorded video oerformance) and Mélovin [8]
- Draft:Icekiid, an article about a Danish artist with multiple hits including a hit reaching #3 [9] (23 April 2020}}
- Draft:Alexandre_Tarta, an article about a pioneering director with huge impact on French television. (28 December 2019)
- "Sonvanger", an Afrikaans song by Valiant Swart. Article cancelled and made a redirect. [10] (13 November 2019)
- Draft:Lift Me Up (Olivia Newton-John and Darren Hayes song), article moved to draft pages for non-notability Olivia and Darren Hayes version Backstreet Boys version (30 August 2019)
- Draft:Love Me Baby, article on "Love Me Baby" to draft pages for non-notability (16 August 2019)
- Canadian Nationalist Party (article deleted and sent to Draft:Canadian Nationalist Party) See also discussion before deletion (11 August 2018) - Reinstated by colleagues at a later date.
- Travis Patron founder and leader of Canadian Nationalist Party (article created 2 August 2018 - then made a redirect to the party page)
- Youthful Offender Program (created 23 July 2018 - now moved to Draft:Youthful Offender Program)
- "Love Me, Please Love Me" - an iconic Michel Polnareff song deemed not notable (music video)
- Jihadi (name)- People known as Jihadi - deleted as not deemed proper disambiguation
- Jean-Paul Nerrière - creator of Globish - not deemed independently notable
- Komnenos (disambiguation) - Created large list of people called Komnenos. Was reverted by colleague to Komnenos (5 April 2018)
- More recently contributed in other languages, but reverted and could not save
- موري حاتم i.e Mory Hatem (in Arabic Wikipedia)- deleted later by colleagues
- Hasan Piker (in Turkish Wikipedia) (8 September 2018) - deleted later by colleagues
- "Mi Gna" (in Spanish Wikipedia), song by Super Sako, Hayko (article created 25 July 2018) - deleted later by colleagues