User:Maproom/references
Not sure where to go next with my <subject> page to get it accepted -- new to all of this. Any help would be so appreciated. <username>
- Hi <username>. As several reviewers have pointed out, you need to provide suitable references for your article. First, read this succinct explanation of the sort of sources you need. Next, read <another link> on how to incorporate them into your draft. Once you've done that, add
{{subst:submit}}to the top of the draft to resubmit it. <editorname>
Addressed to the creator of an article on a subject which, while worthy, was clearly not notable:
- You could always re-write it, with third-party sources and explain why it's notable, then re-submit. Both are absolute requirements, even if it's a really well-written article. <editorname>
- im having trouble citing references for my page regarding <subject>. i am being sent in circles by wikipedia on how to fix the problem and none of them are helpful.
Can someone please help me with the article I created on <subject>? I don't think I provided enough information or the right information. Any assistance is welcome. Thanks. — <username>
The article was deleted because you didn't demonstrate why <subject> is notable enough for inclusion in this encyclopedia. Here at Wikipedia, "notable" means that a person has become known in their field enough to be written about or given awards within the industry and so on. For the specifics, you can see WP:NACTOR which gives the notability requirements for actors. If you still feel that <subject>is notable, the better course might be to go through the process at Articles for Creation which will help you by getting input from other editors before the article goes live. <editorname>
I'm sorry, but from what you're telling me it certainly does not fulfill Wikipedia's notability guidelines. Simply put, if there's no extensive evidence about it's notability, it won't be accepted, no matter how good your submission is.
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