Talk:Task Force 90 (Thailand)

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Removed Prod[edit]

I'm about to remove the prod, to contest it. The prod is made on two grounds:

Unreliable sources. This is not, in itself, a reason to delete, it's a reason to improve the sources. Per WP:MILUNIT (an essay not a policy, I appreciate) battalion-sized formations are usually notable, and in this case it is a special forces unit which makes it more likely to be notable. I don't feel this is uncontroversial enough that a prod is appropriate. If it is to be deleted, it should be after scrutiny at AFD.
Content copy-pasted and translated from Thai. I am not sure if this is a claim of copyvio, or just poor English. If copyvio, the proper process should be followed, but a Prod isn't it. If it's just poor English, then I would tend to agree, but this can be fixed without deletion. Hugsyrup (talk) 12:19, 24 May 2019 (UTC)[reply]