Talk:Rod Summers
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This article was nominated for deletion on 23/7/2006. The result of the discussion was speedy keep. |
This is the beginning of a discussion page for the Rod Summers article. This article is only a begining and not a completed work. The significance of this information will be apparent as the article progresses. This is not a vanity article and Rod Summers is a notable mail artist as well as an intermedia artist. That will become more apparent as the article is written, but please give us time to write this article. In addition, the reference was provided to show that Summers does indeed do what he does. White flag up and give us 1)Time to complete this article and 2) a break. Please do not delete written material without giving a reason. We're trying to make progress here. The difficulty is attempting to talk about liminal art and Summers' work is absolutely that. I think that our sticker-happy reader/ editors demanding to know the "importance" of this subject are showing just how much they don't know. Really thanks for the help!!
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Hi, I think the key thing here is to provide citations which will allow people to make informed judgements for themselves. It would also be good to have some context into which to place his work - but the first thing is to get this article into a shape that will make people happy to keep it. Dlyons493 Talk 15:01, 23 July 2006 (UTC) Well, as Goethe said, "Without haste, but without rest." Hunting for further clarifications of idea here. 26 July 1:19 A.M. Japan Time.
