Stuff I sometimes need to copy & paste:

AfC

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GNG

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*A source is [[WP:independent|]] if it is not a person or organization associated with the article subject.

*A source is generally considered to be [[WP:r|]]eliable if it has some clear editorial standards, including fact checking. For example, ''[[The New York Times]]'' or a scholarly journal article would be considered reliable.

*Coverage of a subject is [[WP:SIGCOV|significant]] if the subject is covered in depth in the source; [[WP:TRIVIALMENTION|passing mentions]] and [[WP:ROUTINE|routine news stories]] (such as announcements of local events or stating that something exists) are generally not significant.

CORP

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*A source is generally considered to be [[WP:r|]]eliable if it has some clear editorial standards, including fact checking. For example, ''[[The New York Times]]'' or a scholarly journal article would be considered reliable.

*A source is [[WP:ORGIND|independent]] if it is not a person or organization associated with the company or organization. [[WP:TRADES|Trade publications]] are looked upon with skepticism. Press releases and interviews with company or organization employees are not independent.

*Coverage of a company or organization is [[WP:SIGCOV|significant]] if the company or organization is covered in depth in the source; [[WP:TRIVIALMENTION|passing mentions]] and [[WP:ROUTINE|routine news stories]] (such as announcements of staffing changes, IPOs, or venture capital funding) are generally not significant. Under Wikipedia's guidelines, sources that discuss only a part, product, or person associated with a company or organization is not significant with regard to the company or organization itself. "Deep or significant coverage provides an overview, description, commentary, survey, study, discussion, analysis, or evaluation of the product, company, or organization."

BIO

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*A source is [[WP:independent|]] if it is not a person or organization associated with the article subject.

*A source is generally considered to be [[WP:r|]]eliable if it has some clear editorial standards, including fact checking. For example, ''[[The New York Times]]'' or a scholarly journal article would be considered reliable.

*Coverage of a person is [[WP:SIGCOV|significant]] if the person is covered in depth in the source; [[WP:TRIVIALMENTION|passing mentions]] and [[WP:ROUTINE|routine news stories]] (such as wedding announcements or being quoted in a publication) are generally not significant.

BLP

NPP

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