Template:Rfd-notice
RfD nomination of {{{1}}}
An editor has asked for deletion of [[:{{{1}}}]], a page you wrote. We thank you for your changes, but the nominator doesn't think that the page meets Wikipedia's rules for inclusion and has said why in the nomination (see also "What Wikipedia is not").
You are welcome to join the discussion at [[Wikipedia:Requests for deletion/Requests/CURRENTYEAR}}/{{{1}}}]]; please be sure to sign your comments with four tildes (~~~~).
You may also change the page during the discussion to bring it in line with our rules. But you should not remove the requests for deletion flag from the top of the page; doing so will not end the deletion discussion. Thank you very much.
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Usage
This template is intended to be placed on a user talk page to warn the creator of or a principal changer to an article that such article has been nominated for deletion at Wikipedia:Requests for deletion by another user. Wikipedia Page History Statistics may be used to identify principal contributors to an article by number of edits.
{{subst:RFDNote|Name of nominated page(s)}}
To use, put the above code on a user's talk page; a section heading will be automatically created. The template should always be substituted so attempted replies will not modify the template page; users are encouraged to change substituted templates to suit unique circumstances. If the name of an RfD discussion differs from the name of the article nominated (in the case, for instance, of a successive or bundled nomination), you may specify a second parameter: {{subst:RFDNote|Name of nominated page|Name of RfD page}}.
Warning: Aggressive use of this template may be seen as canvassing, which is disruptive and may lead to the canvasser's being blocked.