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 == fergie == 

 may i ask what good your edits did to the article on Stacy Ferguson? because it seems that you only cut it down a bit rather than helping it.  the incident was verifiable and fairly widely reported, so i can see no reason for you to delete it. adding verifiable content to an article never hurts. at the very least you could have brought something up on the talk page first. anyway, isn't this far more notable than here role on rocket power? that's useless information. i doubt that gets many google news hits, huh? please don't fall in with the wiki-zealots. 
 

 once again, please tell me why this is ""not appropriate for a bio"". i hate watching verifiable and notable information be deleted over and over again by the wiki-zealotry. explain to me how this improves the article. you can't just remove something from an article because you find it silly, when it mentioned in so many publications and is easily verifiable. for instance, i doubt that the incident that you added is circulated about the internet. this is. just let it go, man, just let it go.   

 it's going back up and you are being reported. deleting verifiable information from an article is bordering on vandalism. perhaps wikipedia would be a much finer place without deletionist wiki-zealots like yourself who somehow believe that removing info from an article helps it.   

  
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