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We're so glad you're here! Stifle (talk) 14:30, 27 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

deleted article: LawHelp.org

Hi,

I wanted to ask for your suggestions for how to improve the article about LawHelp.org which you deleted. I work with Pro Bono Net, a non profit organization in New York City and LawHelp.org is a national project that we oversee. LawHelp.org is a free resource for low income people who have legal problems but can't afford an attorney. It has been created and is maintained by legal aid groups, court programs, and social services agencies around the country. No profit is made through the web site--it is simply a free public service. I hoped that we could post an article about it on Wikipedia to help people who might be looking for legal information.

Can you please let me know what is wrong with the article and what we can do to un-delete it?

Thanks for your help.

Christie Constantine cconstantine@probono.net

Hi there, in future please consider writing ~~~~ at the end of comments you make which attaches your username and the current date and time.

LawHelp.org has not been deleted, just proposed to be deleted. It will only be deleted if the deletion notice at the top remains until April 30th, and you or anyone else can remove that notice at any time simply by editing the page and removing the first line of the article.

Wikipedia is an encyclopedia, but there are many things that Wikipedia is not. As such, articles on groups of people, websites, campaigns, and the like, generally aren't included unless they're that bit more notable than the rest. Would you expect to see an article on LawHelp.org in a paper encyclopedia? To help us decide whether LawHelp.org should be in an encyclopedia, please consider adding to the article demonstrations of how it is notable and how it meets Wikipedia's guidelines on the inclusion of websites. Remember as well to cite reliable sources for your information, so that it will be verifiable.

I hope you enjoy editing Wikipedia! Don't forget to tell us about yourself on your user page. Stifle (talk) 14:34, 27 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]