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So I've closed an articles for deletion discussion, and you want to know why I closed it the way I did. Here are some general comments about my AFD closing style:
Keep | No Consensus | Merge | Redirect | Delete |
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Close Type | Count |
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Keep | 707 |
Delete | 2,748 |
No Consensus | 489 |
Merge | 334 |
Redirect | 466 |
Speedy Keep | 10 |
Speedy Delete | 22 |
Speedy Redirect | 4 |
Transwiki | 14 |
Interwiki Redirect | 2 |
Disambiguate | 2 |
Withdrawn | 2 |
Total | 4,800 |
Close Type | Count |
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Endorsed | 33 |
Overturned | 7 |
Recreated from new information | 7 |
In progress | 0 |
Total | 47 |
Details at User:MBisanz/DRV.
This works out to a 99.9% accuracy rate in closing debates. What does this mean? This means that usually my closes are highly accurate and reflect community consensus. What else does this mean? That I do make errors. If something looks funny to you; ask me. I am more than happy to review and explain my actions.