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Greyhound racing

Hello User ApricotFoot,

Thank you for your interest in the greyhound racing pages. I noticed you deleted information related to greyhound racing that is sourced by literature written by greyhound racing historians, primary sources, newspaper articles from reputable publications and legislative bills. These sources are all related to greyhound racing, and relevant to the public interest of those who wish to learn more about greyhound racing. And in relation to the recent media reporting in Ireland and New Zealand, these stories are framing and reflective of the national discourse regarding greyhound racing. The inclusion of the most prominent media stories on greyhound racing are in compliance with Wikipedia's guidelines.

I am eager to work with you to find language that is agreeable to both of us, and you are welcome to include any sources on greyhound racing that you wish to further enrich these pages. You can see that I am disinterested in deleting language that is already on these pages or using humane organizations as a source. I want these pages to reflect the past and contemporary discourse on greyhound racing, and for anyone who has something to add to contribute to that. Please feel free to engage with me here or on my talk page and we can find a path forward together on this. PJBAllende (talk) 18:45, 12 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]