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I've done some work on it to assuage concerns of bad faith and the usual  
"sympathetic but have a process" arguments. The point is that (I think) we now  
have a (potentially) standard way to point users to the associated editorial  
community with questions *before* nominating an article for deletion.
 
Is there some Wikiproject:CountriesOfTheWorld we can also make this part  of?
 
/Peters
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