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No. You suggest an idea for a page and if they like the idea then they'll make the page themselves.
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First you have to get the page-you want created-approved by Wikipedia Admins.
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There is a Wikipedia page on Edward Heath.
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Go to your search engine. Type in "Michael Hill Wikipedia" and you will see the Wikipedia page pop up in the choices of websites to pick from.
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Usually the reason for deletion is specified on the page and also there should be a link to discussion page where you can convince wikipedia community that your article has encyclopedic valuel
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There is none.
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The information that is found on the Wikipedia page dedicated to 1888 is that mainly related to the year 1888. According to Wikipedia, in Germany it is known as the Year of the Three Emperors.
What idiot writes a Wikipedia page about wassup?
Actually, you have to request a page on Wikipedia and the Admins will look at it and see if it is a good or bad decision to make a webpage on that topic.
Where is the copyright date on Wikipedia pages?
Wikipedia content is licensed under Creative Commons. The date that the page was last modified is at the very bottom of each page.
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Scroll to the bottom of the page. It should say "This page was last modified:..."
