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Almost all of the content for this page was contributed by an account for which the sole contribution was to this article. Secondly, the article photo was contributed by an account presumably with the same surname as the article subject. Fails criteria: Self-promotion and publicity. Also fails notability check. 99.164.12.187 ( talk) 17:53, 25 November 2018 (UTC)
Not sure if this is the right place to put this. I'm not tech-savvy:
I did a search on Google and there are 148,000 entries for my name. I found the following articles in the first seven pages of entries. These are not my articles or articles in which I am simply cited or quoted. They are more extensive discussions of my work or my life. I'm sure if I continued scrolling through the Google results, I would find many more similar secondary sources.
The search above was for "Sigrid Fry-Revere newspapers" when I just search my name I get over a million hits on Google.
Articles that talk about me:
Having looked through your page, it seems that you need to include external references for the beginning sections of your article. Any material that is possible to verify, must be verified. Wikipedia's guidelines state that all verifiable information must include external references. For example, your university career should be referenced to an external source so that there is no doubt the information is correct. Perhaps you could go through the article with someone who has made a page before to get some support? Catrionapeat ( talk) 09:52, 9 December 2021 (UTC)
Numbered same as above. (I reformatted Integrity1010's list to have numbers to make it easier to refer to them.) I checked all 21 links and made very brief notations below. I arrived here in response to reading an early-December 2021 discussion on the Teahouse noticeboard on the subject of whether or not the subject of this article was notable or not, especially concerning the hatnote on notability.
I'm going to add to the above list my own quick research:
My analysis: This isn't a simple WP:NACADEMICS or WP:NAUTHOR, but a blending of several of these special types of notability. If I weigh them as a whole, I believe she passes notability. We have several non-trivial book reviews (3, 4 & 12); some non-trivial coverage in articles (1, 8, 10 & 19), several interviews (2 & 6). Certainly the book would qualify for a standalone article under WP:NBOOK criteria #1 due to the non-trivial (quite lengthy, actually) book reviews (4 & 12). Anyway, if I weigh them as a whole, I believe she would qualify as wiki-notable.
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Almost all of the content for this page was contributed by an account for which the sole contribution was to this article. Secondly, the article photo was contributed by an account presumably with the same surname as the article subject. Fails criteria: Self-promotion and publicity. Also fails notability check. 99.164.12.187 ( talk) 17:53, 25 November 2018 (UTC)
Not sure if this is the right place to put this. I'm not tech-savvy:
I did a search on Google and there are 148,000 entries for my name. I found the following articles in the first seven pages of entries. These are not my articles or articles in which I am simply cited or quoted. They are more extensive discussions of my work or my life. I'm sure if I continued scrolling through the Google results, I would find many more similar secondary sources.
The search above was for "Sigrid Fry-Revere newspapers" when I just search my name I get over a million hits on Google.
Articles that talk about me:
Having looked through your page, it seems that you need to include external references for the beginning sections of your article. Any material that is possible to verify, must be verified. Wikipedia's guidelines state that all verifiable information must include external references. For example, your university career should be referenced to an external source so that there is no doubt the information is correct. Perhaps you could go through the article with someone who has made a page before to get some support? Catrionapeat ( talk) 09:52, 9 December 2021 (UTC)
Numbered same as above. (I reformatted Integrity1010's list to have numbers to make it easier to refer to them.) I checked all 21 links and made very brief notations below. I arrived here in response to reading an early-December 2021 discussion on the Teahouse noticeboard on the subject of whether or not the subject of this article was notable or not, especially concerning the hatnote on notability.
I'm going to add to the above list my own quick research:
My analysis: This isn't a simple WP:NACADEMICS or WP:NAUTHOR, but a blending of several of these special types of notability. If I weigh them as a whole, I believe she passes notability. We have several non-trivial book reviews (3, 4 & 12); some non-trivial coverage in articles (1, 8, 10 & 19), several interviews (2 & 6). Certainly the book would qualify for a standalone article under WP:NBOOK criteria #1 due to the non-trivial (quite lengthy, actually) book reviews (4 & 12). Anyway, if I weigh them as a whole, I believe she would qualify as wiki-notable.