Talk:Kyle Carey
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[edit]I removed the “proposed deletion” template since I have now added very many references and links to independent reliable sources and hopefully now adequately addressed the previous concern:
- “No indication of coverage in independent reliable sources, appears to fail WP:BIO”
Caoimhin (talk) 22:20, 6 December 2014 (UTC)
I’m in a bit of dilemma here. When I created the article, it quickly had a “proposed for deletion” placed on it by Everymorning because of “No indication of coverage in independent reliable sources”. So to address this, I researched and included a list of 19 reviews by many indepenendent reliable sources from many countries, and also 5 interviews including BBC Radio (sole guest on two two-hour programmes). Altogether I believe that these show that this is an artist of importance.
However, all these links to reviews and interviews have just been deleted by Epicgenius because of WP:NOTNEWS policy. (Is it the fact that I recently added publication dates to the review links which sparked the deletion?) So now I don’t know what to do. Can I simply assume that the remaining 5 references are enough to establish the artist’s importance and prevent the deletion of the article? Or is it enough that the links to the reviews and interviews are in the history? Or should I add statements, “which received excellent reviews by critics”, and “which again received excellent reviews” to the article, as an excuse to move some of the links back in, but under References instead of External links? Or do I have to pick through the reviews looking for the choicest adulation by the most respected critics to quote and reference in the article?
--Caoimhin (talk) 02:11, 8 December 2014 (UTC)
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