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Upon further review, the biographical information in the article is entirely uncited, all the citations are for the music. Combined with the apparent absence of notability and I think the article lacks the legs to stand on Wikipedia, so here we are.
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This article should be deleted because it is a non-notable mobile game. There are no sources currently in the article and there is very little coverage in a Google search. -
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23:19, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep with the sources in the article and listed above, especially GameSpot's one (as a generalist VG source and not a mobile-specific one). ☺ ·
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Delete and redirect - There really nothing to merge other than some bare specs, and they're not even properly referenced. -
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Redirect to
kdegames. Sources like
this book prove that it exists, but that's not enough to establish notability. Looking through the Google Books results, the notable topic here is the kdegames collection, not the individual games in it.
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I mostly played in 3.0 and 3.5, and they
were dragons back then. I do note that there's a passing mention of them in the article on dragons in D&D currently. I'm certainly not attached to my suggestion; I'm happy for an alternative merge target if that's preferred.
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02:55, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
I think I'm thinking of the 2nd Edition AD&D Monstrous Manual, where they were listed as a "Dragonet" alongside several other "not-quite-a-dragon" monsters. But, hey, if other versions considered them to be a full dragon, then I'm all for using the
Dragon (Dungeons & Dragons) article as the merge target!
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Merge - I've never really been into D&D so I don't know which index it belongs in, assuming this anonymous IP is correct, but if it's something within the D&D Universe, it belongs there. I've never thought in-universe subjects automatically deserve to be deleted. ---------
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Casey is only noticed for being Miss Virginia USA. This in and of itself is not enough to make someone notable. The sourcing is not there to pass the general notability guidelines. I did additional sources. All the coverage I found was from publications in Virginia, and not even from the top papers in the state. a good part of it was from publications connected with the college she went to. I did find a picture of her in a bikini with a caption saying she was a contestant in the Miss USA pageant from the Orlando Sentinel, but that was not in any way substantive coverage, saying nothing about her. There is just no coverage of her beyond the Miss USA competition.
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Delete. I concur that there is little evidence of notability; no evidence given of extensive coverage in independent reliable sources.
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It is hard for new users to successfully write an article on their very first try. Very few people are able to. If you want more time to work on it, it can be moved to Draft space or your personal Sandbox for you to work on it further and then submit it for consideration. The AFD message cannot be removed until this discussion is concluded. I would ask you if you are associated with this website in any way(do you work for them).
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Comment Sacha Kay's only edits have come as part of this topic, and they have cast five keep !votes. Four have been crossed out.
KaisaL (
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15:37, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Just to be clear: external links to a "Famous Birthdays" site, and iTunes and Napster music catalogues are not reliable sources. Nothing has been added to the article that's of any use at all in meeting our minimum requirements for BLP referencing. That said, a Gnews search does indicate that there are reliable sources out there.
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19:26, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep User has already added a !vote - Added the bandonjenkins.com website as a reference, a book (where he's describes as red dirt artist) and allmusic.com. Really. It would be nice to get some possitive feedback to tweak this page the right way. First time I had to create an entire page. Brandon Jenkins is a very well-known Texas Country / Red Dirt artist. And his Wiki-page had been taken over by a sportsman (for everywhere in the red dirt / texas country wiki pages, the Brandon Jenkins link is pointing to the sportsman, instead of the singer/songwriter). Help would be appreciated. Instead I'm now in a constant struggle against deletion. Thanks.
Sacha Kay 26 December 2016 12:52
Delete This entry reads like a promotional blurb, and lists no sources to establish notability per our criteria of significant coverage. To be listed in Reverb Nation, Napster, All Music, i-tunes, etc. convey only existence, not significance or notability. Same thing with the subjects own website. Roughstock is an unknown source to me, but upon investigation it appears to be a site of questionable editorial oversight that solicits agencies wishing to promote their artists . (See:
http://www.roughstock.com/contact-us) As for user
Sacha Kay request for help, quite simply this entry needs sources that show independent, third party, objective recognition in significant number per WP:NOTABILITY guidelines . If they exist (and user
Shawn in Montreal indicates that they do), please cite them, and use them (rather than promotional verbiage) to craft the content of the article. I’ll gladly change my vote with proper references and sourcing. Best wishes.
ShelbyMarion (
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22:42, 26 December 2016 (UTC)reply
I've read millions of articles on Wiki on how to create a page, including the notability page. And it's still not very clear to me. Would the book that I've found information in be notable? What else would be notable? Since here you basically say that everything I can find about Brandon Jenkins is NOT notable? Where to find notable information?
Sacha Kay12:24, 27 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep User has already added a !vote Removed all the "promotional blurb" that I found on "non-notable websites". Only left information that I found in a book, on the website of a record label and the Texas Music Chart website (wayback machine, for the chart no longer exists).
Sacha Kay14:26, 27 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep User has already added a !vote Added some more information found in The Oklahoman, No Depression (The Journal of Roots Music) and Red Dirt Nation.
Sacha Kay18:26, 27 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep User has already added a !vote And why the heck would the references be spurious?!? It's ridiculous to insinuate that The Oklahoman, No Depression, MTV and Red Dirt Nation are unreal. Just because you don't know things, doesn't justify to call them fake. Why is everyone so opposed to get this page on a REAL and EXISTING singer-songwriter from Oklahoma and Texas validated? I can give of list of at least a 100 living person pages that aren't as referenced as this one, from people less "important" than Brandon Jenkins. I'm done with this. Really. Too bad that Wikipedia seems to have turned into this bureaucratic insanity where people who used to troll the forums now find an outlet for their frustrations. And yes. I'm sorry to sound like this (especially for the ONE person who actually did try to help me), but I'm really very disappointed. I am in no way affiliated with Brandon Jenkins, I just felt sorry for him to see that he's one of the most important singers of his genre and that the links on the Wikipedia-pages where he is mentioned are linking to some sportsman. And if this message gets me banned from editing (because I'm sure that telling the truth is somewhere in regulations too), then so be it. I'm done. [[User:Sacha_Kay|Sacha Kay] 10:01, 28 December 2016 (UTC)
Keep I wonder why there can be any discussion at all: an important Texan songwriter who has published several albums – so? Who would delete Guy Clark? --
Generalslocum (
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11:03, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep Subject is a significant regional artist with international following, worthy of notice. Page should be candidate for Improvement not Deletion, especially since edits are not coming from subject or their promotional people. — Preceding
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Comment for closing admin We appear to have some cases of
WP:MEAT toward the end of this AFD, old accounts coming back for the first time in a while and so on, after Sacha Kay's long comment. I believe that either canvassing or alternate accounts is the cause. Sacha Kay has also voted keep no less than five times, so I've struck out four of them. A
WP:COI is highly likely. All of this should be considered as part of the close.
KaisaL (
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15:32, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep New entry compares favorably to other existing articles in series, e.g.
Stoney_LaRue. Entry is certainly more notable than the main entry for an anonymous football player. Needs improvement, but so do we all. I would note that editors' attacks on a new author smacks of Wikibullying. Reminds me why I haven't edited anything in awhile. — Preceding
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15:48, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
So you just happened to come back after 21 months to vote on an AFD by chance? The canvassing and meatpuppet usage on show actually works against establishing a consensus to keep this article, given that at one point it actually seemed relatively balanced from both sides, but now seems like not one person has suggested to keep this article for good reasons. There's a selection of poor, thin sources, and if that's all that can be found for a 20-year career then it's obvious that this musician has no notability outside of local circles. Arguments like
WP:OTHERSTUFFEXISTS don't help, either.
KaisaL (
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15:54, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Could you please specify which one of the sources you consider "poor and thin" @
KaisaL:? And really, just because you don't know Brandon Jenkins and you don't seem to like new editors, doesn't justify your vendetta against this article.
All of them, honestly. They're either local, blog-sized titles, or passing mentions (i.e. not substantial coverage) in other titles that still wouldn't count as
reliable sources. The MTV link is the only one in a potentially reliable source, but the page is in fact an aggregation of metadata, not MTV running a feature. The biography on MTV comes from Rovi, which wouldn't confer notability. So in short, there's not one source that backs up any claim that Brandon is significant. I'll ignore the rhetoric about vendettas, given I only came back here after Sacha Kay protested on my talk page about my original comment.
KaisaL (
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17:11, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Local (Texas, Oklahoma and Tennessee: about 30 million people living there), yes I agree. Sorry about my misinterpretation of "significance". And it's understandable that you've mistaken
No Depression for a blog. It's not very known amongst people who only know highly promoted popular music. Thanks for admitting you came here on a personal vendetta after I've left you a message on your page. I appreciate that, @
KaisaL:. (
Sacha Kay (
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18:13, 28 December 2016 (UTC))reply
No_Depression_(magazine) would be considered a definitive reference on Roots music--a reliable source anyway. Then again, I've contributed to their website, and apparently user-contributed websites can't be a trusted source.(
JC Shepard (
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I would like to thank ::@
KaisaL: to let me know (me, a new editor) that it's not necessary to put "KEEP" in front of every response, I didn't know that. Thanks for striking them through and teaching me this.
Comment for closing admin Yes. I have put the insanity of this discussion about a legit artist on my FB page. I didn't know it was not allowed to do so. I've deleted it. I would like to point out that I do not have alternate accounts and after all this, I might just be deleting the one account that I actually do have. KaisaL seems to be on a personal vendetta of some sort. I am in no way "interested" in Brandon Jenkins. I'm just an Americana music maven (or so I've been called) who wants to see talented independant artists have their own Wikipedia page. Especially the ones who have 16 albums on their track record. Fact is, there are more people voting "KEEP" than "DELETE" and if the closing admin decides that the page should be deleted, I would like to see the motivation and reasons why this article wasn't up to regulation.
Hello,
Sacha Kay , I got your messages. I am on the road working this week and don't have time to give this much thought or time. In general, though, if you can find independent, third party coverage of this subject in significant quantity it may have a hope of being saved. So far, unfortunately, what has been cited is probably not enough to qualify for an encyclopedic entry. Don't get discouraged if the article gets deleted. If the subject is indeed notable then you can spend more time finding the necessary sources that will make this page acceptable by redoing it before resubmitting. Best of luck.
ShelbyMarion (
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17:27, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Thank you so much for your reply
User:ShelbyMarion. Of course I'll get discouraged if this article gets deleted. There's a lot of information out there on his SONGS (3 million listeners to "Feet don't touch the ground" and "Finger on the trigger" on Spotify), but, as it usually goes, there's not much in the news about the writers of the songs or independant artists, for all that matters. It would be such a pity if the content on Wikipedia depends on "national third party coverage" and Brandon Jenkins is thus to be considered as non-notable and local (with 16,000 Twitter and FB followers, 16 records and almost constantly songs in the Texas music charts), only because he lives more for music than for promotion. All information in the article is verifiable by solid, established third parties (eventhough not nationally known). Isn't that the goal?(
Sacha Kay (
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18:13, 28 December 2016 (UTC))reply
Update: Hello, I'm the editor who proposed the deletion of this article. I have edited the article and removed unreliable sources, which includes a user-generated MTV profile, and news blogs with no authority. Based on the sources listed now, this article is a borderline keep. There are coverage from the Dallas Observer, Austin Chronicle that do establish credibility towards the subject. However, I'm not sure whether it may be TOO SOON; my final decision is to keep or merge with an article pertaining to "Red Dirt Music". Scorpion293 (
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22:57, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
I won't bang the drum too much further on this, as it's likely to be new commenters that decide the fate of this article, but the
Dallas Observer,
The Austin Chronicle and
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal are all local or regional titles. While their reliability could be deemed more so than the average source (by virtue of having editorial oversight as newspapers), they still don't establish wider notability. This is an artist that's been around since 1994, so not only is it highly unlikely that this is a case of
WP:TOOSOON, it's also very concerning that these sources are all that could be found. A musician with a 20+ year career should have more than a handful of regional newspapers to go off. Where are their Billboard album chart hits, the features in major music titles? These are the reasons that I lean toward deletion, there should be far more for a musician with this tenure of activity.
KaisaL (
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23:29, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
@
KaisaL:, may I kinldy suggest deletion of all artists from 40 European countries? For those are all having a population of less than 20 million and are thus to be considered regional and local?
Keep I think that the article definitely needs help to bring it up to a better quality, but it's more to do with the fact that the article needs help vs. an issue of notability. I am going to work on the page and improve it. I wish that the approach was not quite so punitive for enthusiastic editors who need help versus what I'm seeing on this AfD. Pedagogy is the more effective method versus all of this here.... I'm not surprised, just disappointed. Another reason to not use AfD x 1 million. -- Erika aka
BrillLyle (
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16:26, 29 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Okay I've done a significant amount of work on this article. It now has 30 citations, and quite frankly, due to the prolific nature of Jenkins' work and the heavy regional press coverage reflecting his work within the country music genre, I don't think I have really even scratched the surface on this musical artist. I would request that the tag be removed, as everything up there is good for a start article. Please advise. -- Erika aka
BrillLyle (
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23:56, 29 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep I'm changing my delete vote from December 26th. Since then user
BrillLyle has done the work necessary to cite the kinds of sources in significant numbers to create a legitimate encyclopedia entry. New editors (and editors new to WP:MUSIC) should note that the initial opposition to new articles are not to be dismissive of worthy subjects. Rather, it's to preserve the integrity of wikipedia (or what it aims to be, at least) by insisting everything adheres to our criteria for sourcing.
ShelbyMarion (
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14:27, 30 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Thank you,
User:ShelbyMarion. I do understand the sourcing. It's just quite frustrating if people call the
Dallas Observer,
The Austin Chronicle, The Oklahoman and
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal unreliable and unnotable sources. And even dismiss of a notable artist, only because he's not in national charts. It's really easy to just "sit here" and push the delete button, instead of trying to help create a great article about a wonderful artist. You were the exeption, you gave useful information and
BrillLyle did an amazing job on re-writing the entire article and adding more information and sources. (
Sacha Kay (
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14:56, 30 December 2016 (UTC))reply
@
ShelbyMarion: Thanks. Total agreement than oftentimes it's not about notability but is more about constructing an entry that has enough content supported by good citations to be up on Wikipedia. Am hoping this AfD can be closed now. -- Erika aka
BrillLyle (
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19:44, 1 January 2017 (UTC)reply
@
BrillLyle: Just wondering... How will this AfD be closed? I've tried to look it up, but it says that after 7 days it will be closed, but I couldn't find "how" it will be closed. (
Sacha Kay (
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Keep. I haven't looked back to see what earlier versions of the article looked like, but IMO it now looks pretty good. Several independent citations from newspapers etc. (including one in a book published by the
University of Oklahoma Press) specifically about him, over more than a decade, make me say he passes
WP:NMUSIC. (I haven't even looked at the non-
WP:RS sources - never evidence of notability, but often very useful to support facts in a
WP:BLP like this.) (BTW I hadn't heard of him.)
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Fails
PROF (and
GNG). Majority of refs on the article are primary, and the only things I can find on Google (using a variety of search terms) is variations on "said Vernon" or other one-sentence mentions.
Primefac (
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01:49, 9 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep as primary sources is only how we can specific and. exact information from this field and area, and WorldCat shows a major holding for one book published by UniversityNebraska, this would be enough.
SwisterTwistertalk19:03, 10 December 2016 (UTC)reply
I am not all that persuaded by library holdings. A book can sit on the selves for decades without being taken out. Usage would be more useful, but is not available.
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Two Canadian
punk rock bands from the 1970s, both lacking any strong claim to passing
WP:NMUSIC and any
reliable sourcing to support it — both are sourced exclusively to non-notable and unreliable
fansites rather than to real media coverage, and the only actual notability claim present in either article is that The Curse were the first all-female punk band in North America if you discount the all-female punk band that came before them as "not really punk", which is absurd because anybody can claim to be the first anything if you just handwave all their predecessors away. Wikipedia is not a free publicity platform on which any band is automatically entitled to an article just because they existed, so the fact that they may have been in an under-the-radar genre that didn't garner enough media coverage does not constitute an exemption from having to source the article to media coverage — it's not our role to rectify the historical undercoverage of underground music, if we have to rely on weak sourcing to do it. If an "underappreciated" band didn't get the level of coverage in real, reliable media that NMUSIC and
WP:GNG require, then they just don't get to have a Wikipedia article. It's not our job to have articles about every band that ever existed at all; it's our job to have articles about bands that are reliably sourceable as having attained notability for something.
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Comment. The book Perfect Youth: The Birth of Canadian Punk has some substantial content about The Curse
[11] and about The Ugly
[12]; a search for <Canadian punk "The Curse"> turns up other potential sources. On the other hand, it might be more useful for interested editors to devote some effort improving
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Previously deleted article nominated for speedy deletion G4. However, the new article has substantially more references than the previous incarnation so returning here for reconsideration
SpinningSpark22:28, 9 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Spinningspark, it's annoying how often people tag articles for G4 merely because they're about the same subject as a deleted article; thank you for bringing it here! Please see my note at closing the previous one; since it's clearly not a good article candidate, if someone wants to redirect it to
the singer, I'll protect the redirect, or by now I'll protect the title itself per WP:SALT.
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23:54, 9 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Spinningspark I re-created the article as I felt it should have it's own article like her previous extended play. When I create article's I make sure there are enough references and that's what I've done for this particular article. There are enough sources to keep this article if there's a specific part of the article that considers more work please drop me a message and I will work to the article so it isn't deleted.
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Declined CSD. Unreferenced biography of person whose daughter's death of still the subject of an enquiry. Appears to have no separate notability.
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This discussion will last for a week, so you can do what you want in that time to improve the article but I really do suggest that you read the
notability criteria to full understand what notable means and has already been pointed out - being the relative of someone who is notable does not make their relatives automatically notable.
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her musical career only has YouTube as references. The only other claim to notability is being ambassador for gold coast but that role has no inherent notability.
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12:05, 9 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep A few quick google searches showed other more main stream press references to her albums and to her representing the Gold Coast, etc. The social context of a subject does not matter. There are multiple and varied secondary source references to the various subject matter of this article. The ones currently in the article are not necessarily the better references. Yes, article appears to have been written by somebody not experienced in Wikipedia, but that is not grounds for deletion.
Aoziwe (
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04:11, 11 December 2016 (UTC)reply
A very small fraction of what is available, a sample of examples. Some probably very reliable, some possibly not so reliable, and some unexpected mentions, across at least Australia, India, and the United Kingdom. All in all, multiple international secondary sources, in no particular order:
Delete as analyzing the article sources and the ones above show they are literally still only photo galleries, announcements, listings and mentions, none of that establishing actual notability in our policies, the information itself is then we bare as it could be since it's all trivial and unconvincing, none of that helps since the sourcing itself is simply so worse. Sources saying such sheer blatancy as the beautiful and hot woman" is not anywhere damningly near our notability and we would never choose that as a sole basis at all; worse if we say "but they're sources!". For God's sake, one of the sources themselves is to a dental office's URL (!!) so it's clear there's actual intentions of an article here, instead simply filling it with whatever, which is naturally only acceptable for their own website, not here. We never alone take "this or that" as "it's enough for an article" because that's not our policies. The nomination itself shows the fact she's not independently notable for anything and this is all
WP:COATRACK, next is the sheer fact some of these websites we explicitly state as unacceptable in our policies, so why would we then say "But they're sources!"? If no one actually looks at these sources, they would've actually seen the damning sheerness of such blatancy as self-advertising professional photos, not actual contents. We base notability and articles by ourselves at AfD, not from what something or someone else apparently labels them, because they are not us, and we are not them.
SwisterTwistertalk07:58, 22 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep - clearly notable due to clearly significant mentions in clearly reliable sources, clearly to be seen in this discussion already, clearly enough to base a clearly standard and clearly neutral wikipedia article by clearly competent wikipedians.
User:SwisterTwister analysis is clearly cookie-cutter, clearly biased and clearly should be dismissed as such. Like, clearly! --
1Wiki8........................... (
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10:16, 22 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep - Of the links in the article, a few of them provide proof of the subject's notability. However, of the new links added here - above - the subject is clearly a celebrity in India, although a minimal one. But is still worthy of its own article space.
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Keep - A major facility of a major manufacturer certainly is notable, much like the
Saint Louis Assembly or
Windsor Assembly which wouldn't be considered for deletion. Significant coverage certainly does exis demonstrating passing
WP:GNG.
[13][14][15] And these are just English language sources after only a few seconds of searching. Most certainly much more Hindi and
Marathi coverage exists. --
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04:20, 13 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Comment Good find Oakshade! Not sure how I missed those. Per the refs Oakshade found, I think the plant likely meets GNG and I'd like to withdraw my AfD nom (though I'm not sure I can, per
WP:WDAFD since someone else has supported deletion). But I think this AfD can be closed keep or withdraw. Thanks.
Ajpolino (
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18:06, 17 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Delete instead as I've been watching this and the listed links are simply company and business announcements, none of this suggests a convincing article of anything but a local plant, that's not significant enough for actual notability itself.
SwisterTwistertalk00:46, 20 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Delete per
WP:NOPAGE and
WP:NOTINHERITED. The plant itself has not received significant coverage independent of the company. The sources confirm that the plant exists, not why it is notable. In addition the sources are dealing with routine news - closure of a plant, comments by the union. None of this explains any cultural or historical significance of the plant. Also, the article itself is a bunch of
WP:OR and honestly, this is eligible for a TNT. On top the that, the title isn't very precise either. --
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04:42, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Delete -- the article in its entirety is an unreferenced essay and is strongly promotional. This content belongs on the company's web site, not in an encyclopedia. The sources presented at this AfD are local or routine, so the notability is not there for a stand alone article to begin with.
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Listed sources still consist of nothing else but clear PR, announcements, interviews and listings, none of which establish notability and substance, even something genuine, let alone something fully acceptable; this itself was started by a vandalismfarm and my own searches find the mirrored sources, so there's no hopes of meaningful improvements here, even if someone boldly wished for them. As for the "#1" award, it seems it's a common enough occurrence that it's still too trivial and still only exists for clear PR. This itself has then not actually changed since said vandalism happened, hence not convincing either.
SwisterTwistertalk17:38, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep - The subject has a good flow of reliable sources. However, the article's tone needs a bit of work as it sounds like an advertisement or a PR story.
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20:53, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep The size and scope of her business is a rather strong claim of notability; the reliable and verifiable sources indisputably about her support the claim. Neither past vandalism nor PR are valid excuses for deletion.
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Comment This article was created as a merger of two related articles, "Presidency of Fidel Castro" and "Premiership of Fidel Castro." I'd nominated both as AfD for the same reason -- they repeated info (whole sections, in fact) from
Fidel Castro without adding anything of significance. The new article compounds this problem by simply taking a larger chunk of
Fidel Castro and presenting it as a "new" article.
Scaleshombre (
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17:39, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep: Forgive me in engaging in a little
WP:OTHERSTUFFEXISTS, but it is perfectly standard practice on Wikipedia to have articles such as this one. For instance, we have both
Government of Vladimir Lenin and
Vladimir Lenin, and
Presidency of Barack Obama and
Barack Obama. At present it may be that the Fidel Castro and Cuba under Fidel Castro articles largely duplicate, but there is much potential for the latter to be expanded, while the former may indeed get trimmed back as it undergoes PR and eventually FAC in the coming months and years. Retaining both therefore carries great value.
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17:37, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep per Midnightblueowl. The two are rather separate topics and while the coverage is largely duplicated, they can easily and eventually be expanded in different directions to greatly improve our coverage. Essentially, it seems like a
WP:SPINOFF and a promising one at that. If they overlap too much for your liking, that's a reason to improve the article, not delete it, especially since the potential for the articles is significantly different. I don't see any real reason to delete, and a pretty good reason to keep.
Wugapodes[thɔk][ˈkan.ˌʧɻɪbz]23:10, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Comment: As a general suggestion- if there is consensus that there is currently too much overlap, given the above-mentioned (and, I think, fairly obvious) potential for divergence, perhaps the current article could be userfied or moved to the draft space so that it can be moved back to the mainspace when development moves it further away from the other article.
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Per
Wikipedia is not a list The books mentioned in this list already have Wikipedia articles for them, so it's also redundant.Having the list in place adds no value to the articles. Therefore I move that the list (not the articles mentioned within the list) be deleted
KoshVorlon 15:20, 24 December 2016 (UTC)
KoshVorlon15:20, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Weak Keep If only this was the only list here. Actually I find this useful, as it enabled me to look up this type of fiction, and a full bibliography would not be appropriate for the main article. Can you link to the WP:NOTLIST policy please?
Slatersteven (
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15:28, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
List can be created [
[20]].
As I said, this is far too large a range of fiction to not have a list that people can go to if they want to know what is out there.
Slatersteven (
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16:14, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Sorry, why is this list not a list? It's great that everything in this list has an article on it -- that indicates that this list meets our notability guidelines for lists. I don't I think see a valid deletion rationale here. It seems to be a valid compliment to the main article and category for time travel fiction. Keep.
Keep Wikipedia has plenty of list articles. This one meets all the requirements for one. Nominator needs to learn the rules before wasting time with pointless nomination. Kindly withdraw your nomination so this can be closed.
DreamFocus16:50, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Comment Dream Focus, comment on content not contributors, first of all. I've been a Wikipedian for 9 years and am well aquanited with the rules, did you not read
WP:NOTDIR ? This isn't an article, it's a list pretending to be an article, it's redundant, adds no value or greater understanding to the articles linked to it, and because Wikipedia is not a directory, we have three reasons to remove this list. Kindly strike your comments.
KoshVorlon17:08, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
In all that time, you never saw a list article before? Use the Search button to look for "list of" and it says "Results 1 - 20 of 1,515,068". So plenty of list articles just like this one you can easily find. Everyone here disagrees with you on this issue, so kindly listen to them, and don't try this again.
DreamFocus17:52, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep. This nomination is not supported by policy. There's no such guideline as "NOTLIST"; there actually is a page called
WP:NOTLIST but it's a "humor" page.
WP:NOTDIR, on the other hand, does exist but is not concerned with lists of notable articles like this one. --
Arxiloxos (
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17:23, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep this is the exact kind of list that we do keep in Wikipedia, on a well-defined topic, with sourcing and organization. I'm not sure what the issue is here that merits deletion.
WP:NOTDIR is not an indictment against list articles.
Alansohn (
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03:44, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep, though some clean-up and possible review is needed. I have no problems with the list if it's limited to blue-links and works featuring time-travel as a primary element, but it might be worth considering whether other
selection criteria are appropriate, such as third-party sourcing for the list entries.
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06:01, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep List with obvious purpose, adding value a category can't (as well as including works that are notable enough for a list but not for their own articles). /
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@
NecrosisBuddha:, 3RR is not a valid rationale at AfDs. This is a speedy deletion material in it's current form. Page creator has not been warned properly about removing speedy tags yet.
Hitro talk13:39, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
I do agree with you. I already said it is a speedy deletion material. New users are not always aware of the guidelines at Wikipedia, sometimes they need more than level 1 warning to know the guidelines and the consequences of breaching them.
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No
WP:NOTABLE sources whatsoever online. Therefore, it fails
WP:NMUSIC, which requires: "multiple, non-trivial, published works appearing in sources that are reliable, not self-published, and are independent of the musician or ensemble itself.' Moreover, the overriding
WP:GNG is failed too by the lack of sources.
TheMagikCow (
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13:10, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Redirect Seems to be a lot of articles related to the
The Yogscast are being published, mostly by
User:HeyJude70, all completly non notable and someone should really tell him this before he wastes any more time writing articles on these topics. However, this is a plausible search term and should be redirected to
Hat Films.
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This article is poorly written and completely unsourced. It claims to be about a 2017 film (what?) then gives a release date of 2015. It has the same name as
PK (film) but claims to be the sequel (?) although nothing can be found on google to suggest a sequel actually exists.
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Delete - although his brother is clearly notable, there is no evidence of a
WP:GNG pass in this case as notability is not inherited. Appears to fail
WP:NACTOR or whatever the relevant policy is for him. His only claim to fame seems to be his arrest for assault recently. Wikipedia is not news; see
WP:NOTNEWS.
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Fails
WP:GNG. Topic lacks significant coverage from reliable secondary sources. Every source used on the article is either unreliable (other wikis, reddit posts) or a primary source (YouTube channel of the person who created this fictional company).
The1337gamer (
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09:48, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Delete. What a mess. If some third party sources can be identified and the article receives a complete rewrite, maybe. Until then, I'm almost tempted to delete outright.
Josh Milburn (
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15:24, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Redirect Seems to be a lot of articles related to the
The Yogscast are being published, mostly by
User:HeyJude70, all completly non notable and someone should really tell him this before he wastes any more time writing articles on these topics. However, this is a plausible search term and should be redirected to
The Yogscast.
AlessandroTiandelli333 (
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18:41, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Delete - fictional company with no sources to show it's notable. Reads more like something that would belong on a Yogscast wikia or something, if such a thing were ever to exist...
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Delete: Two of the references in the article pertain to NewSQL, preceding and not mentioning this particular product. The remainder are a mix of online postings and presentation materials from
primary sources. None of these satisfy the requirements. (In answer to the query above, there would not be a problem with Chinese language sources, but they would need to be
reliable 3rd party sources.) Clearly this is a developing product but it looks at best
WP:TOOSOON to demonstrate achieved encyclopaedic notability. The product is mentioned on the
NewSQL page which is sufficient (even then, preferably supported by a reliable 3rd party source).
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Inadequately sourced; not really one article but four. Admits that information on the games is lacking, which is a statement of non-notability in the article itself.
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My
WP:CSD tag was reverted on the grounds that this new magazine, launched in November 2016, was produced by a notable person. As notability is not
WP:NOTINHERETED, and there seems to be no evidence of secondary sources supporting notability, but much suggesting
WP:PROMOTION, using links to free, self-published press release websites, it is perhaps appropriate to propose this article for wider discussion under
WP:AfD than speedy deletion.
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Hi
User talk:Jerrysoko, just wanted to briefly mention that having a book on sale on Amazon does not mean the book is worthy of its own article space. There needs to be news coverage from independent reliable sources. If you can find any please add them in the references, otherwise, this article should be deleted. - Scorpion293 |
talk04:57, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Strong Delete - No sign of notability. Press releases are not reliable sources, neither are none of the references presented in this article. Also, this user -
Jerrysoko - is potentially tied to the creator of this article and his comment should not be taken into consideration. One word: Speedy Deletion. - Scorpion293 |
talk21:10, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Response That's a strong accusation,
Rockwalla39 - just check my edit history and you'll see I arrived here purely because I was using
WP:AWB to typo fix new articles. When I do that I check quickly to see if an article appears to have any merit - and this one does not. I have no interest whatsoever in the user you mentioned (do you?), but I am keen to avoid Wikipedia being used as a medium to promote non-notable content. It was that that reason I proposed
WP:CSD, and that alone. I hadn't until today even checked the article creator's contribution history, which can oftentimes be quite telling. Merry Christmas
Parkywiki (
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12:42, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
ResponseUser:Rockwalla39 Please don't accuse me of being against any user. What I am against is spam and articles with no reliable sources. This article has no evidence of impact in journalism or awards won, which is needed for a news publication like a magazine. The fact that the magazine was distributed does not mean anything. Where are the news articles from Forbes, XXL, MTV, Billboard, The Guardian, New York Times, or other reliable sources like books, academic journals..etc., talking about this music magazine in-depth? In my opinion, this article should potentially be 'merged with the KJIVA. Although, however, I will need to investigate that article too as I don't see any reliable independent sources. -Scorpion293 |
talk20:00, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Update It appears that this article, along with
KJIVA,
Me_n_Mah_Beat, and his apparent record label
United_Naxal_Records have NO reliable independent sources at all, not one. There is nothing but "free press release" articles, iTunes & Amazon store links, and user-generated music profiles. As to how these articles got approved: I don't know. But it looks like this user has been spamming Wikipedia with hoax articles. Not one reliable source exists for this musician, and in addition, none exists with a simple Google search either. Here's an example; in this article, in the first paragraph, the following was written about the magazine: "It debuted in November 2016 with Peter Tosh on the cover..." Tosh died in 1987, so how did he make the cover? This is just one example of many that I found in articles about the subject, made to deceive editors into thinking his magazine is "notable". I think it's safe to say that this guy has duped Wikipedia editors. In my opinion, the user who created these articles, as the subject too, should be blacklisted from Wiki. I have added these articles in the "articles for deletion" section, and will continue looking for more, if any exists. -Scorpion293 |
talk23:58, 26 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Response:
User:Scorpion293this user is exploiting wikipedia policy he has added
WP:AfD manually on various articles without tool & proper reason. This user don't know much more about
Wikipedia:Notability_(music) page
KJIVA is categories under
WP:COMPOSER which is non performing personnel. secondly he is writer so don't consider it as only musician. I think this user -
User:Scorpion293 is against this artist or may be his hater so he done same processes for his another pages like
Murder: The Gangster Rhymes,
United Naxal Records,
Me n Mah Beat. This has manually remove important citation links from page and add
WP:AfD over it without proper explanation. Again this user is fool in field of magazine by saying peter tosh is dead & how should he appear on cover in 2016. note for
User:Scorpion293 tupac shakur died in 1996 but still he appear on various magazine covers check issue of xxl magazine 2011. Before posting to some thing be sured what you post. I think this user is spam to do
WP:AfD on various articles check this user contribution & banned. so i request block this user permanently.Ligard39 (
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Contribs) 07:46, 27 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Response:hey
Coolabahapple you are putting accusation on me just because i am contributing wikipedia about
KJIVA. I found this article stub thats why i am edited it because i have the knowledge of
Marathi people & their culture. Another issue i have use this picture just because search KJIVA on wikicommons and i get that result. Thats no mean i have relation with any user. If i contributed wikipedia about any articles which i have knowledge and u think its relationship with me then from next time i will never contribute to wikipedia.
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17:57, 27 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Comment: Please note that
Kjiva was deleted and
salted after an AfD only a few months ago. I put this remark here, because the AFD for
KJIVA (and several related articles]] does not seem to have been created and transcluded correctly. --
Randykitty (
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Comment Someone created a
Kjiva article before and it was deleted twice due to no reliable sources, not one. It appears that someone created it again with no sources. I think the subject should be blacklisted from Wikipedia, as someone is clearly creating an article about this subject, which clearly has no news coverage or reliable sources. Hi
User:David_Eppstein, you deleted the following article
Kjiva, is this the same subject? - Scorpion293 |
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Delete No secondary coverage provided. This universe seems to consist of several non-notable companies working together. It is not even clear if they call themselves that or it's just the description provided by the author of this article.
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Simply nothing for actual independent notability and substance and it's enough to suggest paid advertising for this article, the company positions and achievements are not convincing as to automatically inherit him notability, the sources are not equally convincing either, thus this should not have been accepted at all. There is nothing that can suggest otherwise if we consider policies WP:SPAM and WP:NOT.
SwisterTwistertalk17:30, 25 November 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep, I feel he's notable enough, because he is a leading innovator in CAD software development (he created two great CAD systems), he awarded the prestigious CAD Society Leadership Award (as
Autodesk’s
Carl Bass,
Dassault Systèmes’
Bernard Charles, and
3D Systems's
Ping Fu), and
ASME Leadership Award, also it is written about him in books (
1,
2,
3, and one more translated to Japanese
4) and big journals (like Fortune and Wall Street Journal), there are movies about him ([
5], [
6]), and there are many pages link to this one ([
7]). I am going to add more information about his achievements to improve the article.
Ilya.lichman (
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14:16, 28 November 2016 (UTC)reply
Every single one of those sources are not inheriting automatic notability for an article from anything or anyone else, especially if they simply consist of actual interviews, company quotes, republished company or businesspeople information, or that it was by a hired freelance journalist instead of staff (this is a case specifically for Forbes, which is notorious for it); also, there's policies in place for articles such as these,
WP:SPAM and
WP:NOT.
SwisterTwistertalk07:16, 30 November 2016 (UTC)reply
Thank you very much for this clarification, and thank you for your time! Am I right that books containing chapters about Hirschtick is a sign of his notability? For instance, in the books "Entrepreneurship: Successfully Launching New Ventures" and "The Portable MBA in Entrepreneurship Case Studies" there are chapters about him.
Ilya.lichman (
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05:50, 1 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Being "royalty" is by all means vague and is not an instant inheritable for notability here, especially when policy is involved. This comment above has no policy-based comment, unlike WP:NOT which is.
SwisterTwistertalk04:24, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Comment There is an article about Hirschtick in the Wall Street Journal -
In Cards or Business, Act on the Advantage. In the article Hirsctick said, how he learned about card counting while a student at MIT, and also he described the business lessons he drew from his time playing cards. May be blackjack is not serious enough topic, but it seems that an article in Wall Street Journal about Jon Hirschtick is serious enough sign of his notability.
Ilya.lichman (
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13:04, 9 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep the claim of notability is quite strong as creator of two CAD software breakthroughs, funded by the $1 million he made as part of the MIT blackjack team, all backed up by reliable and verifiable sources.
Alansohn (
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03:46, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
There's not automatic inherited notability from the fact he founded software, we could then accept any other article with the sole basis of "he founded multiple sofwares" but our policies explicit state against this, and with good meaning. Also, the fact he was funded by an MIT team is also not automatically inheriting him notability. Unlike anyone else, I would actually say we have paid advertising contributions here because of the fact of not one SPA, but two now by the fact a second user has now started, and we've established as it is this can only mean advertising-involved, certainly not "coincidentally active users with the same one article". Simply look at each source, it's about the software itself (Fortune: Funding support, WSJ: Mere mention, Forbes: By a "special contributing journalist" (which basically means he was a freelance journalist, a job that is easily bought by companies for PR). When an article then has to end with simple sourcing (see #15-28) as mentions, it shows the sheer attempts at coatracking and overbloating the article with anything to make it seem "genuinely substantial", when it's not, and policies explicitly state this. When we ignore policies against advertising, we have no hopes for an encyclopedia.
SwisterTwistertalk04:24, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Hirschtick didn't "inherit" anything from the software he created; he is notable because he created the software, as he is for his involvement in the MIT blackjack team. That one funded the creation of the other only adds to the claim. When we have single editors turning themselves into judge, jury and executioner, shouting and screaming increasingly bizarre and irrational conspiracy theories to claim that any and all sources are "advertising", regardless of the source, we have no hopes for an encyclopedia.
Alansohn (
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04:37, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Dear SwisterTwister, thank you for the explanation "but two now by the fact a second user has now started, and we've established as it is this can only mean advertising-involved, certainly not "coincidentally active users with the same one article""! Now I can understand better how it looks from you point of view. I hope it will be pertinently if I try to explain. I am a programmer in CAD/CAM company, and also I am a lecturer in a university ("Introduction to CAD/CAM/CAE" for students of 5th grade). Half of a year ago I found that there are no any articles in Wikipedia about new system Onshape and about Jon Hirschtick who created Solidworks and Onshape. I was very surprised, so I decided to create both these articles. One month ago I found that the first article was created, and that it was temporary in the list of Articles for deletion. So I started creation of the second one article via Articles for creation (to avoid mistakes of beginners). It was
accepted, and two hours later you put it into the list of Articles for deletion. I absolutely agree with you that my text is not perfect, that sources must be improved. And now I can see why do you think that my article looks like a spam. But on my talk page you can see that I asked the author of the Onshape article to share his expirience about all these deletion things. And it seems that only after it he decided to rewrite part of my text. I hate spam too. But I am interesed in CAD/CAM/CAE/PLM, so I am trying to improve Wikipedia in these areas.
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Deletewill most likely appear as GNG/NSPORTS eventually but tThe claim that he was German Player of the Year cannot be substantiated which makes the whole article circumspect. So better to restart when notability is clear Used sources here and at
San Juan Ice Dogs are a walled garden of blogposts making this a hoax.
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09:50, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Delete - don't see evidence of notability. If he really was the German Player of the Year I would say keep, but he was only 14 years old when he supposedly won this award. And Elite Prospects does not have a Brandon Schmidt on the Victoria Royales roster for 2015, when he supposedly won a bunch of WHL awards.
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The result was delete. There was a reasonable-sounding proposal to merge all of these into higher-level aggregation articles which span years, but that didn't attract any support, so going with the straight delete. --
RoySmith(talk)14:59, 1 January 2017 (UTC)reply
Nations at the xxx pages are usually reserved for events with multiple sports or disciplines. This one focuses on just one sport. Also quoting Peter Rehse, from another similar AFD
[21], "they are all a rehash of a single source. National results for events that are borderline notable themselves. Even there there is nothing demonstrating that [the country] performed anywhere near notable."
Sportsfan 1234 (
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00:55, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Indeed they don't. However, every merge requires an extra amount of work. The real question is: should those articles exist? I don't see why not, given that the content is there already.
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Course notes inadvertantly put into the encyclopedia. Unlikely search topic as article title, essay or lecture notes tone would have to be completely rewritten, by which time it would be a real article with a sensible title.
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Upon further review, the biographical information in the article is entirely uncited, all the citations are for the music. Combined with the apparent absence of notability and I think the article lacks the legs to stand on Wikipedia, so here we are.
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This article should be deleted because it is a non-notable mobile game. There are no sources currently in the article and there is very little coverage in a Google search. -
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23:19, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep with the sources in the article and listed above, especially GameSpot's one (as a generalist VG source and not a mobile-specific one). ☺ ·
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Delete and redirect - There really nothing to merge other than some bare specs, and they're not even properly referenced. -
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Redirect to
kdegames. Sources like
this book prove that it exists, but that's not enough to establish notability. Looking through the Google Books results, the notable topic here is the kdegames collection, not the individual games in it.
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I mostly played in 3.0 and 3.5, and they
were dragons back then. I do note that there's a passing mention of them in the article on dragons in D&D currently. I'm certainly not attached to my suggestion; I'm happy for an alternative merge target if that's preferred.
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02:55, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
I think I'm thinking of the 2nd Edition AD&D Monstrous Manual, where they were listed as a "Dragonet" alongside several other "not-quite-a-dragon" monsters. But, hey, if other versions considered them to be a full dragon, then I'm all for using the
Dragon (Dungeons & Dragons) article as the merge target!
64.183.45.226 (
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17:03, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Merge - I've never really been into D&D so I don't know which index it belongs in, assuming this anonymous IP is correct, but if it's something within the D&D Universe, it belongs there. I've never thought in-universe subjects automatically deserve to be deleted. ---------
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Casey is only noticed for being Miss Virginia USA. This in and of itself is not enough to make someone notable. The sourcing is not there to pass the general notability guidelines. I did additional sources. All the coverage I found was from publications in Virginia, and not even from the top papers in the state. a good part of it was from publications connected with the college she went to. I did find a picture of her in a bikini with a caption saying she was a contestant in the Miss USA pageant from the Orlando Sentinel, but that was not in any way substantive coverage, saying nothing about her. There is just no coverage of her beyond the Miss USA competition.
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Delete. I concur that there is little evidence of notability; no evidence given of extensive coverage in independent reliable sources.
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It is hard for new users to successfully write an article on their very first try. Very few people are able to. If you want more time to work on it, it can be moved to Draft space or your personal Sandbox for you to work on it further and then submit it for consideration. The AFD message cannot be removed until this discussion is concluded. I would ask you if you are associated with this website in any way(do you work for them).
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Comment Sacha Kay's only edits have come as part of this topic, and they have cast five keep !votes. Four have been crossed out.
KaisaL (
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15:37, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Just to be clear: external links to a "Famous Birthdays" site, and iTunes and Napster music catalogues are not reliable sources. Nothing has been added to the article that's of any use at all in meeting our minimum requirements for BLP referencing. That said, a Gnews search does indicate that there are reliable sources out there.
Shawn in Montreal (
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19:26, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep User has already added a !vote - Added the bandonjenkins.com website as a reference, a book (where he's describes as red dirt artist) and allmusic.com. Really. It would be nice to get some possitive feedback to tweak this page the right way. First time I had to create an entire page. Brandon Jenkins is a very well-known Texas Country / Red Dirt artist. And his Wiki-page had been taken over by a sportsman (for everywhere in the red dirt / texas country wiki pages, the Brandon Jenkins link is pointing to the sportsman, instead of the singer/songwriter). Help would be appreciated. Instead I'm now in a constant struggle against deletion. Thanks.
Sacha Kay 26 December 2016 12:52
Delete This entry reads like a promotional blurb, and lists no sources to establish notability per our criteria of significant coverage. To be listed in Reverb Nation, Napster, All Music, i-tunes, etc. convey only existence, not significance or notability. Same thing with the subjects own website. Roughstock is an unknown source to me, but upon investigation it appears to be a site of questionable editorial oversight that solicits agencies wishing to promote their artists . (See:
http://www.roughstock.com/contact-us) As for user
Sacha Kay request for help, quite simply this entry needs sources that show independent, third party, objective recognition in significant number per WP:NOTABILITY guidelines . If they exist (and user
Shawn in Montreal indicates that they do), please cite them, and use them (rather than promotional verbiage) to craft the content of the article. I’ll gladly change my vote with proper references and sourcing. Best wishes.
ShelbyMarion (
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22:42, 26 December 2016 (UTC)reply
I've read millions of articles on Wiki on how to create a page, including the notability page. And it's still not very clear to me. Would the book that I've found information in be notable? What else would be notable? Since here you basically say that everything I can find about Brandon Jenkins is NOT notable? Where to find notable information?
Sacha Kay12:24, 27 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep User has already added a !vote Removed all the "promotional blurb" that I found on "non-notable websites". Only left information that I found in a book, on the website of a record label and the Texas Music Chart website (wayback machine, for the chart no longer exists).
Sacha Kay14:26, 27 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep User has already added a !vote Added some more information found in The Oklahoman, No Depression (The Journal of Roots Music) and Red Dirt Nation.
Sacha Kay18:26, 27 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep User has already added a !vote And why the heck would the references be spurious?!? It's ridiculous to insinuate that The Oklahoman, No Depression, MTV and Red Dirt Nation are unreal. Just because you don't know things, doesn't justify to call them fake. Why is everyone so opposed to get this page on a REAL and EXISTING singer-songwriter from Oklahoma and Texas validated? I can give of list of at least a 100 living person pages that aren't as referenced as this one, from people less "important" than Brandon Jenkins. I'm done with this. Really. Too bad that Wikipedia seems to have turned into this bureaucratic insanity where people who used to troll the forums now find an outlet for their frustrations. And yes. I'm sorry to sound like this (especially for the ONE person who actually did try to help me), but I'm really very disappointed. I am in no way affiliated with Brandon Jenkins, I just felt sorry for him to see that he's one of the most important singers of his genre and that the links on the Wikipedia-pages where he is mentioned are linking to some sportsman. And if this message gets me banned from editing (because I'm sure that telling the truth is somewhere in regulations too), then so be it. I'm done. [[User:Sacha_Kay|Sacha Kay] 10:01, 28 December 2016 (UTC)
Keep I wonder why there can be any discussion at all: an important Texan songwriter who has published several albums – so? Who would delete Guy Clark? --
Generalslocum (
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11:03, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep Subject is a significant regional artist with international following, worthy of notice. Page should be candidate for Improvement not Deletion, especially since edits are not coming from subject or their promotional people. — Preceding
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15:31, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Comment for closing admin We appear to have some cases of
WP:MEAT toward the end of this AFD, old accounts coming back for the first time in a while and so on, after Sacha Kay's long comment. I believe that either canvassing or alternate accounts is the cause. Sacha Kay has also voted keep no less than five times, so I've struck out four of them. A
WP:COI is highly likely. All of this should be considered as part of the close.
KaisaL (
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15:32, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep New entry compares favorably to other existing articles in series, e.g.
Stoney_LaRue. Entry is certainly more notable than the main entry for an anonymous football player. Needs improvement, but so do we all. I would note that editors' attacks on a new author smacks of Wikibullying. Reminds me why I haven't edited anything in awhile. — Preceding
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15:48, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
So you just happened to come back after 21 months to vote on an AFD by chance? The canvassing and meatpuppet usage on show actually works against establishing a consensus to keep this article, given that at one point it actually seemed relatively balanced from both sides, but now seems like not one person has suggested to keep this article for good reasons. There's a selection of poor, thin sources, and if that's all that can be found for a 20-year career then it's obvious that this musician has no notability outside of local circles. Arguments like
WP:OTHERSTUFFEXISTS don't help, either.
KaisaL (
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15:54, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Could you please specify which one of the sources you consider "poor and thin" @
KaisaL:? And really, just because you don't know Brandon Jenkins and you don't seem to like new editors, doesn't justify your vendetta against this article.
All of them, honestly. They're either local, blog-sized titles, or passing mentions (i.e. not substantial coverage) in other titles that still wouldn't count as
reliable sources. The MTV link is the only one in a potentially reliable source, but the page is in fact an aggregation of metadata, not MTV running a feature. The biography on MTV comes from Rovi, which wouldn't confer notability. So in short, there's not one source that backs up any claim that Brandon is significant. I'll ignore the rhetoric about vendettas, given I only came back here after Sacha Kay protested on my talk page about my original comment.
KaisaL (
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17:11, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Local (Texas, Oklahoma and Tennessee: about 30 million people living there), yes I agree. Sorry about my misinterpretation of "significance". And it's understandable that you've mistaken
No Depression for a blog. It's not very known amongst people who only know highly promoted popular music. Thanks for admitting you came here on a personal vendetta after I've left you a message on your page. I appreciate that, @
KaisaL:. (
Sacha Kay (
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18:13, 28 December 2016 (UTC))reply
No_Depression_(magazine) would be considered a definitive reference on Roots music--a reliable source anyway. Then again, I've contributed to their website, and apparently user-contributed websites can't be a trusted source.(
JC Shepard (
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I would like to thank ::@
KaisaL: to let me know (me, a new editor) that it's not necessary to put "KEEP" in front of every response, I didn't know that. Thanks for striking them through and teaching me this.
Comment for closing admin Yes. I have put the insanity of this discussion about a legit artist on my FB page. I didn't know it was not allowed to do so. I've deleted it. I would like to point out that I do not have alternate accounts and after all this, I might just be deleting the one account that I actually do have. KaisaL seems to be on a personal vendetta of some sort. I am in no way "interested" in Brandon Jenkins. I'm just an Americana music maven (or so I've been called) who wants to see talented independant artists have their own Wikipedia page. Especially the ones who have 16 albums on their track record. Fact is, there are more people voting "KEEP" than "DELETE" and if the closing admin decides that the page should be deleted, I would like to see the motivation and reasons why this article wasn't up to regulation.
Hello,
Sacha Kay , I got your messages. I am on the road working this week and don't have time to give this much thought or time. In general, though, if you can find independent, third party coverage of this subject in significant quantity it may have a hope of being saved. So far, unfortunately, what has been cited is probably not enough to qualify for an encyclopedic entry. Don't get discouraged if the article gets deleted. If the subject is indeed notable then you can spend more time finding the necessary sources that will make this page acceptable by redoing it before resubmitting. Best of luck.
ShelbyMarion (
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17:27, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Thank you so much for your reply
User:ShelbyMarion. Of course I'll get discouraged if this article gets deleted. There's a lot of information out there on his SONGS (3 million listeners to "Feet don't touch the ground" and "Finger on the trigger" on Spotify), but, as it usually goes, there's not much in the news about the writers of the songs or independant artists, for all that matters. It would be such a pity if the content on Wikipedia depends on "national third party coverage" and Brandon Jenkins is thus to be considered as non-notable and local (with 16,000 Twitter and FB followers, 16 records and almost constantly songs in the Texas music charts), only because he lives more for music than for promotion. All information in the article is verifiable by solid, established third parties (eventhough not nationally known). Isn't that the goal?(
Sacha Kay (
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18:13, 28 December 2016 (UTC))reply
Update: Hello, I'm the editor who proposed the deletion of this article. I have edited the article and removed unreliable sources, which includes a user-generated MTV profile, and news blogs with no authority. Based on the sources listed now, this article is a borderline keep. There are coverage from the Dallas Observer, Austin Chronicle that do establish credibility towards the subject. However, I'm not sure whether it may be TOO SOON; my final decision is to keep or merge with an article pertaining to "Red Dirt Music". Scorpion293 (
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22:57, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
I won't bang the drum too much further on this, as it's likely to be new commenters that decide the fate of this article, but the
Dallas Observer,
The Austin Chronicle and
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal are all local or regional titles. While their reliability could be deemed more so than the average source (by virtue of having editorial oversight as newspapers), they still don't establish wider notability. This is an artist that's been around since 1994, so not only is it highly unlikely that this is a case of
WP:TOOSOON, it's also very concerning that these sources are all that could be found. A musician with a 20+ year career should have more than a handful of regional newspapers to go off. Where are their Billboard album chart hits, the features in major music titles? These are the reasons that I lean toward deletion, there should be far more for a musician with this tenure of activity.
KaisaL (
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23:29, 28 December 2016 (UTC)reply
@
KaisaL:, may I kinldy suggest deletion of all artists from 40 European countries? For those are all having a population of less than 20 million and are thus to be considered regional and local?
Keep I think that the article definitely needs help to bring it up to a better quality, but it's more to do with the fact that the article needs help vs. an issue of notability. I am going to work on the page and improve it. I wish that the approach was not quite so punitive for enthusiastic editors who need help versus what I'm seeing on this AfD. Pedagogy is the more effective method versus all of this here.... I'm not surprised, just disappointed. Another reason to not use AfD x 1 million. -- Erika aka
BrillLyle (
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16:26, 29 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Okay I've done a significant amount of work on this article. It now has 30 citations, and quite frankly, due to the prolific nature of Jenkins' work and the heavy regional press coverage reflecting his work within the country music genre, I don't think I have really even scratched the surface on this musical artist. I would request that the tag be removed, as everything up there is good for a start article. Please advise. -- Erika aka
BrillLyle (
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23:56, 29 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep I'm changing my delete vote from December 26th. Since then user
BrillLyle has done the work necessary to cite the kinds of sources in significant numbers to create a legitimate encyclopedia entry. New editors (and editors new to WP:MUSIC) should note that the initial opposition to new articles are not to be dismissive of worthy subjects. Rather, it's to preserve the integrity of wikipedia (or what it aims to be, at least) by insisting everything adheres to our criteria for sourcing.
ShelbyMarion (
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14:27, 30 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Thank you,
User:ShelbyMarion. I do understand the sourcing. It's just quite frustrating if people call the
Dallas Observer,
The Austin Chronicle, The Oklahoman and
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal unreliable and unnotable sources. And even dismiss of a notable artist, only because he's not in national charts. It's really easy to just "sit here" and push the delete button, instead of trying to help create a great article about a wonderful artist. You were the exeption, you gave useful information and
BrillLyle did an amazing job on re-writing the entire article and adding more information and sources. (
Sacha Kay (
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14:56, 30 December 2016 (UTC))reply
@
ShelbyMarion: Thanks. Total agreement than oftentimes it's not about notability but is more about constructing an entry that has enough content supported by good citations to be up on Wikipedia. Am hoping this AfD can be closed now. -- Erika aka
BrillLyle (
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19:44, 1 January 2017 (UTC)reply
@
BrillLyle: Just wondering... How will this AfD be closed? I've tried to look it up, but it says that after 7 days it will be closed, but I couldn't find "how" it will be closed. (
Sacha Kay (
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Keep. I haven't looked back to see what earlier versions of the article looked like, but IMO it now looks pretty good. Several independent citations from newspapers etc. (including one in a book published by the
University of Oklahoma Press) specifically about him, over more than a decade, make me say he passes
WP:NMUSIC. (I haven't even looked at the non-
WP:RS sources - never evidence of notability, but often very useful to support facts in a
WP:BLP like this.) (BTW I hadn't heard of him.)
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Fails
PROF (and
GNG). Majority of refs on the article are primary, and the only things I can find on Google (using a variety of search terms) is variations on "said Vernon" or other one-sentence mentions.
Primefac (
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01:49, 9 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep as primary sources is only how we can specific and. exact information from this field and area, and WorldCat shows a major holding for one book published by UniversityNebraska, this would be enough.
SwisterTwistertalk19:03, 10 December 2016 (UTC)reply
I am not all that persuaded by library holdings. A book can sit on the selves for decades without being taken out. Usage would be more useful, but is not available.
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Two Canadian
punk rock bands from the 1970s, both lacking any strong claim to passing
WP:NMUSIC and any
reliable sourcing to support it — both are sourced exclusively to non-notable and unreliable
fansites rather than to real media coverage, and the only actual notability claim present in either article is that The Curse were the first all-female punk band in North America if you discount the all-female punk band that came before them as "not really punk", which is absurd because anybody can claim to be the first anything if you just handwave all their predecessors away. Wikipedia is not a free publicity platform on which any band is automatically entitled to an article just because they existed, so the fact that they may have been in an under-the-radar genre that didn't garner enough media coverage does not constitute an exemption from having to source the article to media coverage — it's not our role to rectify the historical undercoverage of underground music, if we have to rely on weak sourcing to do it. If an "underappreciated" band didn't get the level of coverage in real, reliable media that NMUSIC and
WP:GNG require, then they just don't get to have a Wikipedia article. It's not our job to have articles about every band that ever existed at all; it's our job to have articles about bands that are reliably sourceable as having attained notability for something.
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Comment. The book Perfect Youth: The Birth of Canadian Punk has some substantial content about The Curse
[11] and about The Ugly
[12]; a search for <Canadian punk "The Curse"> turns up other potential sources. On the other hand, it might be more useful for interested editors to devote some effort improving
Canadian punk rock with sourced discussions. I am limited for time right now, but may have a chance to come back to this shortly.--
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Previously deleted article nominated for speedy deletion G4. However, the new article has substantially more references than the previous incarnation so returning here for reconsideration
SpinningSpark22:28, 9 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Spinningspark, it's annoying how often people tag articles for G4 merely because they're about the same subject as a deleted article; thank you for bringing it here! Please see my note at closing the previous one; since it's clearly not a good article candidate, if someone wants to redirect it to
the singer, I'll protect the redirect, or by now I'll protect the title itself per WP:SALT.
Nyttend (
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23:54, 9 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Spinningspark I re-created the article as I felt it should have it's own article like her previous extended play. When I create article's I make sure there are enough references and that's what I've done for this particular article. There are enough sources to keep this article if there's a specific part of the article that considers more work please drop me a message and I will work to the article so it isn't deleted.
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Declined CSD. Unreferenced biography of person whose daughter's death of still the subject of an enquiry. Appears to have no separate notability.
Nthep (
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20:01, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
This discussion will last for a week, so you can do what you want in that time to improve the article but I really do suggest that you read the
notability criteria to full understand what notable means and has already been pointed out - being the relative of someone who is notable does not make their relatives automatically notable.
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her musical career only has YouTube as references. The only other claim to notability is being ambassador for gold coast but that role has no inherent notability.
LibStar (
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12:05, 9 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep A few quick google searches showed other more main stream press references to her albums and to her representing the Gold Coast, etc. The social context of a subject does not matter. There are multiple and varied secondary source references to the various subject matter of this article. The ones currently in the article are not necessarily the better references. Yes, article appears to have been written by somebody not experienced in Wikipedia, but that is not grounds for deletion.
Aoziwe (
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04:11, 11 December 2016 (UTC)reply
A very small fraction of what is available, a sample of examples. Some probably very reliable, some possibly not so reliable, and some unexpected mentions, across at least Australia, India, and the United Kingdom. All in all, multiple international secondary sources, in no particular order:
Delete as analyzing the article sources and the ones above show they are literally still only photo galleries, announcements, listings and mentions, none of that establishing actual notability in our policies, the information itself is then we bare as it could be since it's all trivial and unconvincing, none of that helps since the sourcing itself is simply so worse. Sources saying such sheer blatancy as the beautiful and hot woman" is not anywhere damningly near our notability and we would never choose that as a sole basis at all; worse if we say "but they're sources!". For God's sake, one of the sources themselves is to a dental office's URL (!!) so it's clear there's actual intentions of an article here, instead simply filling it with whatever, which is naturally only acceptable for their own website, not here. We never alone take "this or that" as "it's enough for an article" because that's not our policies. The nomination itself shows the fact she's not independently notable for anything and this is all
WP:COATRACK, next is the sheer fact some of these websites we explicitly state as unacceptable in our policies, so why would we then say "But they're sources!"? If no one actually looks at these sources, they would've actually seen the damning sheerness of such blatancy as self-advertising professional photos, not actual contents. We base notability and articles by ourselves at AfD, not from what something or someone else apparently labels them, because they are not us, and we are not them.
SwisterTwistertalk07:58, 22 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep - clearly notable due to clearly significant mentions in clearly reliable sources, clearly to be seen in this discussion already, clearly enough to base a clearly standard and clearly neutral wikipedia article by clearly competent wikipedians.
User:SwisterTwister analysis is clearly cookie-cutter, clearly biased and clearly should be dismissed as such. Like, clearly! --
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10:16, 22 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep - Of the links in the article, a few of them provide proof of the subject's notability. However, of the new links added here - above - the subject is clearly a celebrity in India, although a minimal one. But is still worthy of its own article space.
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Keep - A major facility of a major manufacturer certainly is notable, much like the
Saint Louis Assembly or
Windsor Assembly which wouldn't be considered for deletion. Significant coverage certainly does exis demonstrating passing
WP:GNG.
[13][14][15] And these are just English language sources after only a few seconds of searching. Most certainly much more Hindi and
Marathi coverage exists. --
Oakshade (
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04:20, 13 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Comment Good find Oakshade! Not sure how I missed those. Per the refs Oakshade found, I think the plant likely meets GNG and I'd like to withdraw my AfD nom (though I'm not sure I can, per
WP:WDAFD since someone else has supported deletion). But I think this AfD can be closed keep or withdraw. Thanks.
Ajpolino (
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18:06, 17 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Delete instead as I've been watching this and the listed links are simply company and business announcements, none of this suggests a convincing article of anything but a local plant, that's not significant enough for actual notability itself.
SwisterTwistertalk00:46, 20 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Delete per
WP:NOPAGE and
WP:NOTINHERITED. The plant itself has not received significant coverage independent of the company. The sources confirm that the plant exists, not why it is notable. In addition the sources are dealing with routine news - closure of a plant, comments by the union. None of this explains any cultural or historical significance of the plant. Also, the article itself is a bunch of
WP:OR and honestly, this is eligible for a TNT. On top the that, the title isn't very precise either. --
Lemongirl942 (
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04:42, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Delete -- the article in its entirety is an unreferenced essay and is strongly promotional. This content belongs on the company's web site, not in an encyclopedia. The sources presented at this AfD are local or routine, so the notability is not there for a stand alone article to begin with.
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Listed sources still consist of nothing else but clear PR, announcements, interviews and listings, none of which establish notability and substance, even something genuine, let alone something fully acceptable; this itself was started by a vandalismfarm and my own searches find the mirrored sources, so there's no hopes of meaningful improvements here, even if someone boldly wished for them. As for the "#1" award, it seems it's a common enough occurrence that it's still too trivial and still only exists for clear PR. This itself has then not actually changed since said vandalism happened, hence not convincing either.
SwisterTwistertalk17:38, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep - The subject has a good flow of reliable sources. However, the article's tone needs a bit of work as it sounds like an advertisement or a PR story.
Scorpion293 (
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20:53, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep The size and scope of her business is a rather strong claim of notability; the reliable and verifiable sources indisputably about her support the claim. Neither past vandalism nor PR are valid excuses for deletion.
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Comment This article was created as a merger of two related articles, "Presidency of Fidel Castro" and "Premiership of Fidel Castro." I'd nominated both as AfD for the same reason -- they repeated info (whole sections, in fact) from
Fidel Castro without adding anything of significance. The new article compounds this problem by simply taking a larger chunk of
Fidel Castro and presenting it as a "new" article.
Scaleshombre (
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17:39, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep: Forgive me in engaging in a little
WP:OTHERSTUFFEXISTS, but it is perfectly standard practice on Wikipedia to have articles such as this one. For instance, we have both
Government of Vladimir Lenin and
Vladimir Lenin, and
Presidency of Barack Obama and
Barack Obama. At present it may be that the Fidel Castro and Cuba under Fidel Castro articles largely duplicate, but there is much potential for the latter to be expanded, while the former may indeed get trimmed back as it undergoes PR and eventually FAC in the coming months and years. Retaining both therefore carries great value.
Midnightblueowl (
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17:37, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep per Midnightblueowl. The two are rather separate topics and while the coverage is largely duplicated, they can easily and eventually be expanded in different directions to greatly improve our coverage. Essentially, it seems like a
WP:SPINOFF and a promising one at that. If they overlap too much for your liking, that's a reason to improve the article, not delete it, especially since the potential for the articles is significantly different. I don't see any real reason to delete, and a pretty good reason to keep.
Wugapodes[thɔk][ˈkan.ˌʧɻɪbz]23:10, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Comment: As a general suggestion- if there is consensus that there is currently too much overlap, given the above-mentioned (and, I think, fairly obvious) potential for divergence, perhaps the current article could be userfied or moved to the draft space so that it can be moved back to the mainspace when development moves it further away from the other article.
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Per
Wikipedia is not a list The books mentioned in this list already have Wikipedia articles for them, so it's also redundant.Having the list in place adds no value to the articles. Therefore I move that the list (not the articles mentioned within the list) be deleted
KoshVorlon 15:20, 24 December 2016 (UTC)
KoshVorlon15:20, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Weak Keep If only this was the only list here. Actually I find this useful, as it enabled me to look up this type of fiction, and a full bibliography would not be appropriate for the main article. Can you link to the WP:NOTLIST policy please?
Slatersteven (
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15:28, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
List can be created [
[20]].
As I said, this is far too large a range of fiction to not have a list that people can go to if they want to know what is out there.
Slatersteven (
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16:14, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Sorry, why is this list not a list? It's great that everything in this list has an article on it -- that indicates that this list meets our notability guidelines for lists. I don't I think see a valid deletion rationale here. It seems to be a valid compliment to the main article and category for time travel fiction. Keep.
Keep Wikipedia has plenty of list articles. This one meets all the requirements for one. Nominator needs to learn the rules before wasting time with pointless nomination. Kindly withdraw your nomination so this can be closed.
DreamFocus16:50, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Comment Dream Focus, comment on content not contributors, first of all. I've been a Wikipedian for 9 years and am well aquanited with the rules, did you not read
WP:NOTDIR ? This isn't an article, it's a list pretending to be an article, it's redundant, adds no value or greater understanding to the articles linked to it, and because Wikipedia is not a directory, we have three reasons to remove this list. Kindly strike your comments.
KoshVorlon17:08, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
In all that time, you never saw a list article before? Use the Search button to look for "list of" and it says "Results 1 - 20 of 1,515,068". So plenty of list articles just like this one you can easily find. Everyone here disagrees with you on this issue, so kindly listen to them, and don't try this again.
DreamFocus17:52, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep. This nomination is not supported by policy. There's no such guideline as "NOTLIST"; there actually is a page called
WP:NOTLIST but it's a "humor" page.
WP:NOTDIR, on the other hand, does exist but is not concerned with lists of notable articles like this one. --
Arxiloxos (
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17:23, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep this is the exact kind of list that we do keep in Wikipedia, on a well-defined topic, with sourcing and organization. I'm not sure what the issue is here that merits deletion.
WP:NOTDIR is not an indictment against list articles.
Alansohn (
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03:44, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep, though some clean-up and possible review is needed. I have no problems with the list if it's limited to blue-links and works featuring time-travel as a primary element, but it might be worth considering whether other
selection criteria are appropriate, such as third-party sourcing for the list entries.
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06:01, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep List with obvious purpose, adding value a category can't (as well as including works that are notable enough for a list but not for their own articles). /
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NecrosisBuddha:, 3RR is not a valid rationale at AfDs. This is a speedy deletion material in it's current form. Page creator has not been warned properly about removing speedy tags yet.
Hitro talk13:39, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
I do agree with you. I already said it is a speedy deletion material. New users are not always aware of the guidelines at Wikipedia, sometimes they need more than level 1 warning to know the guidelines and the consequences of breaching them.
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No
WP:NOTABLE sources whatsoever online. Therefore, it fails
WP:NMUSIC, which requires: "multiple, non-trivial, published works appearing in sources that are reliable, not self-published, and are independent of the musician or ensemble itself.' Moreover, the overriding
WP:GNG is failed too by the lack of sources.
TheMagikCow (
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13:10, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Redirect Seems to be a lot of articles related to the
The Yogscast are being published, mostly by
User:HeyJude70, all completly non notable and someone should really tell him this before he wastes any more time writing articles on these topics. However, this is a plausible search term and should be redirected to
Hat Films.
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This article is poorly written and completely unsourced. It claims to be about a 2017 film (what?) then gives a release date of 2015. It has the same name as
PK (film) but claims to be the sequel (?) although nothing can be found on google to suggest a sequel actually exists.
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Delete - although his brother is clearly notable, there is no evidence of a
WP:GNG pass in this case as notability is not inherited. Appears to fail
WP:NACTOR or whatever the relevant policy is for him. His only claim to fame seems to be his arrest for assault recently. Wikipedia is not news; see
WP:NOTNEWS.
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Fails
WP:GNG. Topic lacks significant coverage from reliable secondary sources. Every source used on the article is either unreliable (other wikis, reddit posts) or a primary source (YouTube channel of the person who created this fictional company).
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09:48, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Delete. What a mess. If some third party sources can be identified and the article receives a complete rewrite, maybe. Until then, I'm almost tempted to delete outright.
Josh Milburn (
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15:24, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Redirect Seems to be a lot of articles related to the
The Yogscast are being published, mostly by
User:HeyJude70, all completly non notable and someone should really tell him this before he wastes any more time writing articles on these topics. However, this is a plausible search term and should be redirected to
The Yogscast.
AlessandroTiandelli333 (
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18:41, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Delete - fictional company with no sources to show it's notable. Reads more like something that would belong on a Yogscast wikia or something, if such a thing were ever to exist...
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Delete: Two of the references in the article pertain to NewSQL, preceding and not mentioning this particular product. The remainder are a mix of online postings and presentation materials from
primary sources. None of these satisfy the requirements. (In answer to the query above, there would not be a problem with Chinese language sources, but they would need to be
reliable 3rd party sources.) Clearly this is a developing product but it looks at best
WP:TOOSOON to demonstrate achieved encyclopaedic notability. The product is mentioned on the
NewSQL page which is sufficient (even then, preferably supported by a reliable 3rd party source).
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Inadequately sourced; not really one article but four. Admits that information on the games is lacking, which is a statement of non-notability in the article itself.
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My
WP:CSD tag was reverted on the grounds that this new magazine, launched in November 2016, was produced by a notable person. As notability is not
WP:NOTINHERETED, and there seems to be no evidence of secondary sources supporting notability, but much suggesting
WP:PROMOTION, using links to free, self-published press release websites, it is perhaps appropriate to propose this article for wider discussion under
WP:AfD than speedy deletion.
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Hi
User talk:Jerrysoko, just wanted to briefly mention that having a book on sale on Amazon does not mean the book is worthy of its own article space. There needs to be news coverage from independent reliable sources. If you can find any please add them in the references, otherwise, this article should be deleted. - Scorpion293 |
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Strong Delete - No sign of notability. Press releases are not reliable sources, neither are none of the references presented in this article. Also, this user -
Jerrysoko - is potentially tied to the creator of this article and his comment should not be taken into consideration. One word: Speedy Deletion. - Scorpion293 |
talk21:10, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Response That's a strong accusation,
Rockwalla39 - just check my edit history and you'll see I arrived here purely because I was using
WP:AWB to typo fix new articles. When I do that I check quickly to see if an article appears to have any merit - and this one does not. I have no interest whatsoever in the user you mentioned (do you?), but I am keen to avoid Wikipedia being used as a medium to promote non-notable content. It was that that reason I proposed
WP:CSD, and that alone. I hadn't until today even checked the article creator's contribution history, which can oftentimes be quite telling. Merry Christmas
Parkywiki (
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12:42, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
ResponseUser:Rockwalla39 Please don't accuse me of being against any user. What I am against is spam and articles with no reliable sources. This article has no evidence of impact in journalism or awards won, which is needed for a news publication like a magazine. The fact that the magazine was distributed does not mean anything. Where are the news articles from Forbes, XXL, MTV, Billboard, The Guardian, New York Times, or other reliable sources like books, academic journals..etc., talking about this music magazine in-depth? In my opinion, this article should potentially be 'merged with the KJIVA. Although, however, I will need to investigate that article too as I don't see any reliable independent sources. -Scorpion293 |
talk20:00, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Update It appears that this article, along with
KJIVA,
Me_n_Mah_Beat, and his apparent record label
United_Naxal_Records have NO reliable independent sources at all, not one. There is nothing but "free press release" articles, iTunes & Amazon store links, and user-generated music profiles. As to how these articles got approved: I don't know. But it looks like this user has been spamming Wikipedia with hoax articles. Not one reliable source exists for this musician, and in addition, none exists with a simple Google search either. Here's an example; in this article, in the first paragraph, the following was written about the magazine: "It debuted in November 2016 with Peter Tosh on the cover..." Tosh died in 1987, so how did he make the cover? This is just one example of many that I found in articles about the subject, made to deceive editors into thinking his magazine is "notable". I think it's safe to say that this guy has duped Wikipedia editors. In my opinion, the user who created these articles, as the subject too, should be blacklisted from Wiki. I have added these articles in the "articles for deletion" section, and will continue looking for more, if any exists. -Scorpion293 |
talk23:58, 26 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Response:
User:Scorpion293this user is exploiting wikipedia policy he has added
WP:AfD manually on various articles without tool & proper reason. This user don't know much more about
Wikipedia:Notability_(music) page
KJIVA is categories under
WP:COMPOSER which is non performing personnel. secondly he is writer so don't consider it as only musician. I think this user -
User:Scorpion293 is against this artist or may be his hater so he done same processes for his another pages like
Murder: The Gangster Rhymes,
United Naxal Records,
Me n Mah Beat. This has manually remove important citation links from page and add
WP:AfD over it without proper explanation. Again this user is fool in field of magazine by saying peter tosh is dead & how should he appear on cover in 2016. note for
User:Scorpion293 tupac shakur died in 1996 but still he appear on various magazine covers check issue of xxl magazine 2011. Before posting to some thing be sured what you post. I think this user is spam to do
WP:AfD on various articles check this user contribution & banned. so i request block this user permanently.Ligard39 (
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Contribs) 07:46, 27 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Response:hey
Coolabahapple you are putting accusation on me just because i am contributing wikipedia about
KJIVA. I found this article stub thats why i am edited it because i have the knowledge of
Marathi people & their culture. Another issue i have use this picture just because search KJIVA on wikicommons and i get that result. Thats no mean i have relation with any user. If i contributed wikipedia about any articles which i have knowledge and u think its relationship with me then from next time i will never contribute to wikipedia.
Jerrysoko (
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17:57, 27 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Comment: Please note that
Kjiva was deleted and
salted after an AfD only a few months ago. I put this remark here, because the AFD for
KJIVA (and several related articles]] does not seem to have been created and transcluded correctly. --
Randykitty (
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18:43, 27 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Comment Someone created a
Kjiva article before and it was deleted twice due to no reliable sources, not one. It appears that someone created it again with no sources. I think the subject should be blacklisted from Wikipedia, as someone is clearly creating an article about this subject, which clearly has no news coverage or reliable sources. Hi
User:David_Eppstein, you deleted the following article
Kjiva, is this the same subject? - Scorpion293 |
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Delete No secondary coverage provided. This universe seems to consist of several non-notable companies working together. It is not even clear if they call themselves that or it's just the description provided by the author of this article.
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Simply nothing for actual independent notability and substance and it's enough to suggest paid advertising for this article, the company positions and achievements are not convincing as to automatically inherit him notability, the sources are not equally convincing either, thus this should not have been accepted at all. There is nothing that can suggest otherwise if we consider policies WP:SPAM and WP:NOT.
SwisterTwistertalk17:30, 25 November 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep, I feel he's notable enough, because he is a leading innovator in CAD software development (he created two great CAD systems), he awarded the prestigious CAD Society Leadership Award (as
Autodesk’s
Carl Bass,
Dassault Systèmes’
Bernard Charles, and
3D Systems's
Ping Fu), and
ASME Leadership Award, also it is written about him in books (
1,
2,
3, and one more translated to Japanese
4) and big journals (like Fortune and Wall Street Journal), there are movies about him ([
5], [
6]), and there are many pages link to this one ([
7]). I am going to add more information about his achievements to improve the article.
Ilya.lichman (
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14:16, 28 November 2016 (UTC)reply
Every single one of those sources are not inheriting automatic notability for an article from anything or anyone else, especially if they simply consist of actual interviews, company quotes, republished company or businesspeople information, or that it was by a hired freelance journalist instead of staff (this is a case specifically for Forbes, which is notorious for it); also, there's policies in place for articles such as these,
WP:SPAM and
WP:NOT.
SwisterTwistertalk07:16, 30 November 2016 (UTC)reply
Thank you very much for this clarification, and thank you for your time! Am I right that books containing chapters about Hirschtick is a sign of his notability? For instance, in the books "Entrepreneurship: Successfully Launching New Ventures" and "The Portable MBA in Entrepreneurship Case Studies" there are chapters about him.
Ilya.lichman (
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05:50, 1 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Being "royalty" is by all means vague and is not an instant inheritable for notability here, especially when policy is involved. This comment above has no policy-based comment, unlike WP:NOT which is.
SwisterTwistertalk04:24, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Comment There is an article about Hirschtick in the Wall Street Journal -
In Cards or Business, Act on the Advantage. In the article Hirsctick said, how he learned about card counting while a student at MIT, and also he described the business lessons he drew from his time playing cards. May be blackjack is not serious enough topic, but it seems that an article in Wall Street Journal about Jon Hirschtick is serious enough sign of his notability.
Ilya.lichman (
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13:04, 9 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Keep the claim of notability is quite strong as creator of two CAD software breakthroughs, funded by the $1 million he made as part of the MIT blackjack team, all backed up by reliable and verifiable sources.
Alansohn (
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03:46, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
There's not automatic inherited notability from the fact he founded software, we could then accept any other article with the sole basis of "he founded multiple sofwares" but our policies explicit state against this, and with good meaning. Also, the fact he was funded by an MIT team is also not automatically inheriting him notability. Unlike anyone else, I would actually say we have paid advertising contributions here because of the fact of not one SPA, but two now by the fact a second user has now started, and we've established as it is this can only mean advertising-involved, certainly not "coincidentally active users with the same one article". Simply look at each source, it's about the software itself (Fortune: Funding support, WSJ: Mere mention, Forbes: By a "special contributing journalist" (which basically means he was a freelance journalist, a job that is easily bought by companies for PR). When an article then has to end with simple sourcing (see #15-28) as mentions, it shows the sheer attempts at coatracking and overbloating the article with anything to make it seem "genuinely substantial", when it's not, and policies explicitly state this. When we ignore policies against advertising, we have no hopes for an encyclopedia.
SwisterTwistertalk04:24, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Hirschtick didn't "inherit" anything from the software he created; he is notable because he created the software, as he is for his involvement in the MIT blackjack team. That one funded the creation of the other only adds to the claim. When we have single editors turning themselves into judge, jury and executioner, shouting and screaming increasingly bizarre and irrational conspiracy theories to claim that any and all sources are "advertising", regardless of the source, we have no hopes for an encyclopedia.
Alansohn (
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04:37, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Dear SwisterTwister, thank you for the explanation "but two now by the fact a second user has now started, and we've established as it is this can only mean advertising-involved, certainly not "coincidentally active users with the same one article""! Now I can understand better how it looks from you point of view. I hope it will be pertinently if I try to explain. I am a programmer in CAD/CAM company, and also I am a lecturer in a university ("Introduction to CAD/CAM/CAE" for students of 5th grade). Half of a year ago I found that there are no any articles in Wikipedia about new system Onshape and about Jon Hirschtick who created Solidworks and Onshape. I was very surprised, so I decided to create both these articles. One month ago I found that the first article was created, and that it was temporary in the list of Articles for deletion. So I started creation of the second one article via Articles for creation (to avoid mistakes of beginners). It was
accepted, and two hours later you put it into the list of Articles for deletion. I absolutely agree with you that my text is not perfect, that sources must be improved. And now I can see why do you think that my article looks like a spam. But on my talk page you can see that I asked the author of the Onshape article to share his expirience about all these deletion things. And it seems that only after it he decided to rewrite part of my text. I hate spam too. But I am interesed in CAD/CAM/CAE/PLM, so I am trying to improve Wikipedia in these areas.
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Deletewill most likely appear as GNG/NSPORTS eventually but tThe claim that he was German Player of the Year cannot be substantiated which makes the whole article circumspect. So better to restart when notability is clear Used sources here and at
San Juan Ice Dogs are a walled garden of blogposts making this a hoax.
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09:50, 25 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Delete - don't see evidence of notability. If he really was the German Player of the Year I would say keep, but he was only 14 years old when he supposedly won this award. And Elite Prospects does not have a Brandon Schmidt on the Victoria Royales roster for 2015, when he supposedly won a bunch of WHL awards.
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The result was delete. There was a reasonable-sounding proposal to merge all of these into higher-level aggregation articles which span years, but that didn't attract any support, so going with the straight delete. --
RoySmith(talk)14:59, 1 January 2017 (UTC)reply
Nations at the xxx pages are usually reserved for events with multiple sports or disciplines. This one focuses on just one sport. Also quoting Peter Rehse, from another similar AFD
[21], "they are all a rehash of a single source. National results for events that are borderline notable themselves. Even there there is nothing demonstrating that [the country] performed anywhere near notable."
Sportsfan 1234 (
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00:55, 24 December 2016 (UTC)reply
Indeed they don't. However, every merge requires an extra amount of work. The real question is: should those articles exist? I don't see why not, given that the content is there already.
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Course notes inadvertantly put into the encyclopedia. Unlikely search topic as article title, essay or lecture notes tone would have to be completely rewritten, by which time it would be a real article with a sensible title.
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