Don't forget, a lot of people also use a custom method of deletion on their models; they may not want to remove a record from the database, but instead set a 'deleted' flag; having deletion also there by default means they would have two deletion actions. I'd say that deletion should be there if no admin actions are specified in the subclass, but that if you set your own then you should have to include it yourself.
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