Talk:Annexation Party of British Columbia

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Is this a real party, or is this a vanity article? Any Canadians who can explain more fully? john k 08:17, 14 Jun 2004 (UTC)

I wrote up this article based on the website that is linked from it. The 'party' does appear to be a internet-only one-man band, but articles have been written on numerous of these creatures in the Canadian political parties area. I have no connection with the Annexation Party or its founder. (I'm new here, so I'm not really clear on the concept of 'vanity article'. Could you explain? Thanks.)

Kevintoronto 13:20, 14 Jun 2004 (UTC)

This party is official registered with Elections BC, the agency that conducts elections in the province. - Jord 04:17, 30 Nov 2004 (UTC)

Re the "vanity" question, all party members should view WP:COI as regards conflict-of-interest guidelines. If you are a member of the party, in other words, you should generally recuse yourself from edits/contributions here, especially insofar as deleting materials you may not like. I'm not saying this has happened here, but it's an issue in the big-party sites so a similar request/warning will be applied to their talkpages there as well.Skookum1 01:20, 9 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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