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I appreciate that you have an interest in adding train accidents to the lists. A couple of your recent additions have had to be removed because they are non-notable incidents. When thinking of adding a train accident, ask yourself these things:

• Did the accident cause injuries and deaths?
• If it didn't, did it cause a major disruption to the network? Examples might be where a train crashes through the end buffers at a station and causes a lot of wreckage, or where it brings down overhead wires or gantries causing the network to close for repairs.
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Those are the unwritten rules for adding incidents. Non-notable incidents such as the derailing of freight trains should not be included. Non-injury passenger services shouldn't be included unless there is some outstanding feature, such as the first incident on a newly introduced set of rolling stock, or the incident leading directly to the finding of some flaw in the system or the adoption of some new safety feature or procedure. Use your discretion on these sorts of things. Please don't add routine incidents that happen every day around the world. Akld guy (talk) 21:13, 18 October 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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