User talk:Drjheise

The page you have been writing on Affect Control Theory reads like an academic essay, not a wikipedia article, and will undoubtedly be nominated for deletion unless it give a better idea of the context, links to appropriate WP articles, give references in the form we use them here- see WP:NOTE, refers to appropriate accessible didactic material, and reads like other articles in WP-- the material in the welcome below might give you some idea of what would fit in:

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September 2007

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Affect Control Theory

The format of the footnotes does not comply with WP:MOS. Feel free to edit it into shape. DCDuring 17:05, 20 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]