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Regarding your edits to White Fungus Magazine:

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Regarding your edits to Literary Magazine

From the Talk:Literary_magazine page:

Does anyone object to raising this standard for inclusion in the online journal section listing of notable online journals to 40,000 Google hits? It is currently 10,000? As I've said before, this article presents an overview of literary magazines. It is not a List of literary magazines. While it would be nice to list all literary magazines, both online and in print, in this article, this is not possible. Is everyone ok with this standard?--Alabamaboy 18:51, 4 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hi Alabamaboy...Per your new standard, reinsterted failbetter among the online journals. It has well over your 40,000 google hits criteria plus they've received recogbition in Pushcart and Best American collection which few if any other online lit mag has done). Hope you'll agree?

That's fine with me.--Alabamaboy 22:29, 9 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

From me:

Why Vandalism? returns 1,700 hits on a Google search, the vast majority of which are not referential to the magazine. If every online literary magazine with that number of Google results included in the "best known" section of online lit mags, the phrase would be rendered utterly meaningless.

Please stop re-inserting Why Vandalism? into this article. It does not meet the criteria agreed upon by Wikipedia editors.

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