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kindly don't vandalize the article "Mhow"

if "mhow press club" is so notable then create a separate article about it. this article is about the town mhow and cannot list all small or big clubs of the city,). beaing office holder of a "press club" does not entitle people to be mentioned in a city page of wikipedia. its not your personal blog. if this mhow press club" is very famous or worldwide known then why dont you first create a separate article about it then mention it in Mhow article later???--Adamstraw99 (talk) 10:50, 16 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Hi Adamstraw99, I am using talk for the first time. So I hope this message gets through to you. Did I unintentionally violate the norms of Wikipedia articles by adding some info on the Mhow Press Club? I have put in a lot of work on making this page as informative as possible. However I do not claim to be perfect and am learning all the time.

Many people from Mhow who live in other parts of India or in other countries like to know about the happenings here and they visit the Wikipedia page on Mhow for information. Let me assure you that the Mhow Press Club represents a majority of the media in this small town. However as suggested by you I will create an article about it and then mention it in the Mhow article. Do tell me something about yourself. Do you have a Mhow connection? Regards Indian writer (talk) 16:34, 26 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Hi Adamstraw99: I would like to know whether you are an administrator of Wikipedia. If yes it would be nice if you were to mention it when you send a suggestion like you did on 16 July. If no then I want to know whether you have a Mhow connection. Please do let me know. Regards Indian writer (talk) 05:23, 27 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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