Wikipedia's FLOSS Weekly page faces deletion

The most, perhaps, authoritative podcast about free and opensource-software FLOSS Weekly has been published since April 2006.

Among his guests were such rather big people like Tim O'Reilly , Linus Torvalds and, what is the most ridiculous, Jimmy Wales , who is the founder of Wikipedia.

This podcast is one of my favorite podcasts. And so, in the latest issue reported:

- Wiking the podcast of this podcast removal.
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“Because of what?!”, You exclaim. You will not believe the reason is simple: "insignificance."

Everyone remembers the recently rattling wicking sessions about the removal of pages of alternative ICQ-clients (the page about QutIM was deleted) and Ejabberd (which was saved), and the enemy, as it turned out, does not sleep.

Now the enemy has chosen a certain Andrew Lenahan as his mediator (in the photo), which creates the good and eternal in Wikipedia under the nickname Starblind . I think his look explains a lot.

If you are familiar with the rules of Wikipedia and understand what you are doing, you can correctly and reasonably express your attitude to what is happening on the talk page . Please do not try to breed flooding there, as this can only harm. Wikipedia is not a bazaar ©.

The leader of the podcast, Leo Laporte, verbally asked me to convey the following to Starblind: “You're an ass, Andrew Lenahan”. What I, using the high tribune of Habr, and do.