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RamzyM (WMF) 23:09, 2 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]

You can read what I've already written on that page to see what debunks your misunderstandings. (It would be really nice if you used policy-based reasoning.) Then read Help:Userspace draft. (There is no rule that forbids an editor from choosing (nearly) any title/URL they want for their userspace draft as long as it's in their userspace. This is not a draft in draftspace, so different rules apply.) Also read WP:GNG. (This topic obviously passes GNG.) Also read this good essay Wikipedia:I just don't like it.

Look in the mirror and ask yourself:

1. Would I be doing this if the topic did not involve Trump, Russia, or kompromat?
2. Would I be short-circuiting/sabotaging an official process used by myriad editors to create articles, including controversial ones, if the topic did not involve Trump?
3. Would I be doing this if it was about a super well-known dog breed that was barely mentioned here? Literally everyone recognizes its name, and it is described in myriad RS, books, articles, genetic research, government investigations, legal documents, and court cases, but no one has yet written an article about it here. Would you sabotage the creation of such an article?

I implore you to try to be a wikipedian for once and not a partisan warrior who tries to impede whatever you don't like. -- Valjean (talk) (PING me) 16:51, 24 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]