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I created the Dearraindrop page because I was searching for "Art Collectives" and found that Dearraindrop was on the list of collectives on that page. Dearaindrop's name was in red and I decided to "create the page" based on Wikipedia's invite.
In trying to bolster my case for the article, I added links to past shows which indicate they are an active art collective. I also did the 'Google Test' as described in the Notablity Criteria Guideline page and found distinguishable Dearraindrop hits from both Google web and image searches. (DRDsugi17:39, 22 May 2006 (UTC))Reply
