User talk:BigChillRob

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Articles for deletion nomination of Live in Tokyo, Japan, January 18, 2001[edit]

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The Black Dahlia[edit]

Hello! I couldn't help but notice that you added controversial material to this article in the middle of achieving WP:CONSENSUS on whether or not it belongs there. For one thing, anything concerning William Heirens has absolutely no place in this article: that belongs in the article about the game itself. Can you understand why an article about the murder of Elizabeth Short has nothing to do with a video game that uses Heirens to describe its gameplay? I hope so. Please do not add this again without even showing up at the talk page to discuss it. Thank you. Doc talk 23:06, 23 May 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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