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This page in a nutshell: Deleting articles on Wikipedia is a last resort, and should be done with care. Raising multiple articles at Articles for deletion in a short timeframe can be counter-productive if due diligence has not been performed. |
Occasionally, users spring up on Wikipedia who have a sudden urge to nominate lots and lots of articles for deletion via articles for deletion. There may be legitimate reasons for this, but editors should take care before doing so, and remembering that every article should only arrive at AfD if a proper check has been done first to ensure there is no evidence whatsoever that the article cannot possibly be improved to suggest its subject is notable.