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A '''Very Short Article (VSA)''' is any entry that either is not expanded to the point where it could be called anywhere near completion. Generally, several paragraphs and several citations must be included before an entry can move on from being a VSA. | A '''Very Short Article (VSA)''' is any entry that either is not expanded to the point where it could be called anywhere near completion. Generally, several paragraphs and several citations must be included before an entry can move on from being a VSA. | ||
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A Very Short Article (VSA) is any entry that either is not expanded to the point where it could be called anywhere near completion. Generally, several paragraphs and several citations must be included before an entry can move on from being a VSA.
An example of a very short article is this.