Talk:Alachua County Labor Coalition

In response to Theroadislong's rejection of this page, I agree the style of the page can be improved to make it less advertising, but I write to point out that the ACLC has clearly and repeatedly garnered "significant coverage" from reliable independent secondary sources --- i.e., it meets the notability standard. As the draft proposed entry posits, ACLC has played a significant role in at least several noteworthy North Florida political campaigns.

The group played a significant role in the successful campaign for a county minimum wage ordinance in 2016 and to increases prevailing wages generally among North Florida largest employers. Media coverage of this campaign noted the group's significant role, and the coverage frequently included the ACLC as the headline or focus:

The ACLC also played a significant role in a campaign to improve working conditions for temporary workers at the University of Florida.
 * --- citing ACLC as an authoritative source: “The Alachua County Labor Coalition found that of the more than 3,000 non-student OPS workers, 47 percent had been employed for more than two years.”
 * --- citing ACLC as an authoritative source: “The Alachua County Labor Coalition found that of the more than 3,000 non-student OPS workers, 47 percent had been employed for more than two years.”
 * --- citing ACLC as an authoritative source: “The Alachua County Labor Coalition found that of the more than 3,000 non-student OPS workers, 47 percent had been employed for more than two years.”
 * --- citing ACLC as an authoritative source: “The Alachua County Labor Coalition found that of the more than 3,000 non-student OPS workers, 47 percent had been employed for more than two years.”
 * --- citing ACLC as an authoritative source: “The Alachua County Labor Coalition found that of the more than 3,000 non-student OPS workers, 47 percent had been employed for more than two years.”

Between 2018 and 2021, the ACLC led a campaign of rent protests in Gainesville that led to the adoption of a renter's ordinance. Again, the media coverage of this campaign frequently included the ACLC as the headline or focus:

I recommend the entry be modified and resubmitted. Style can be critiqued, but not notoriety. --Elindstr (talk) 22:34, 19 May 2021 (UTC)
 * The draft was declined not rejected, there is quite a difference, and Wikipedia requires notability rather than notoriety! Theroadislong (talk) 15:55, 5 June 2021 (UTC)