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Latest comment: 3 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
Hello there. Again I was wondering which changes could be made for the page to save it from deletion. Is the loss of a ship not significant enough to warant its own article? I only ask this because I've also created a page on an aviation incident which was also deleted because it wasn't deemed significant enough. The explanation I received was that a page was only allowed if the incident resulted in loss of life or the destruction of the aircraft. So I assumed the loss of SS Daram would be considered worthy of an article, however short it may be. But I've seen several ship articles before which would be counted as stubs, so I wonder why this one would have to be deleted. Could you perhaps adress the issues the page has to warrant its deletion, otherwise I wouldn't want its link in the list of shipwrecks of 1919 to show up red again. If the issues are severe enough, then I won't file any objections towards the page's deletions. Thank you in advance for your reply, and have a good day. Indylover2010 (talk) 04:40, 26 November 2022 (UTC)Reply
