User talk:Halbereth
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Drmies (talk) 18:27, 3 November 2011 (UTC)
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Crowds not an adolescent phenomenon
[edit]'shared image' crowds are not an adolescent phenomenon and the article should not be exclusive to adolescents, they occur in any peer membership where there is a large enough group of people that interact often enough to form a sort of culture of their own, while schools are the perfect environment for this kind of phenomenons arise, they also arise in adult colleges.
Nomination of Crowds (adolescence) for deletion
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