`  == Removing of prod ==  I see you removed a prod notice from Tarbabe with the edit summary ``Removed prod, it's already in speedy``. I am well aware that it is not common practice for an article to have proposals for two different deletion mechanism in existence at once, but it is sometimes useful to do so, and there is, so far as I am aware, no policy or guideline which forbids or even discourages doing so. Perhaps the commonest reason for this is that an article has been nominated by prod or AfD, and an editor thinks that it is in fact suitable for speedy deletion. If the article really does warrant speedy deletion then to give up the possibility of doing so just because some other editor has made a less appropriate choice would be unreasonable, whereas to remove a prod notice risks at best delaying the start of the seven days period if the speedy is declined, and at worst leaving an unsuitable article undeleted, if the original tagger does not notice the detagging and come back. In the case of an AfD the possibility of removing it does not even arise. The present case, where it was the speedy tag that came first, is less clear cut. However, it seems to me that in a situation where a speedy deletion proposal seems very doubtful there is no good reason to object to leaving it there in case it succeeds, but also placing a prod in case it fails. I have done this from time to time, and nobody has ever objected before.  If you still think that the presence of a speedy deletion tag is an adequate reason to remove a prod notice then that's fine: there is room for differences of opinion. However, I thought it might be helpful to let you know that this was done because of a rational decision, not by error.   `