Talk:Barbershop in Germany

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Oops... how'd I miss this?

Well, I completely missed the old VFD notice and—for better or worse—have resurrected the article. All I can really say in defense of this article is:

• the content is excessive for the barbershop music page;
• other organizations (BHS, SAI) have their own pages;
• there is potential for the article to be expanded significantly, based on what I've seen online;
• and I have cleaned up the article significantly, since the original author's English was not great, and there was essentially no wiki formatting.

Anyway, my apologies for recreating the article if it was inappropriate. Hopefully it will be more welcome in its current form. —HorsePunchKid→龜 06:16, 22 October 2005 (UTC)