Talk:Nanaco

Speedy delete was proposed
Apparently anyone but myself can remove the unsightly speedy delete tag if one does not believe the article falls under said speedy delete criteria. As the speedy delete tag suggests, I am writing here why I object to the speedy delete proposal:

CSD:A7
A boilerplate message citing CSD:A7 (non-notable) was left on my talk page by an anonymous IP address 3 minutes after initial creation of the article stating that a speedy deletion "tag has been placed" on nanaco. In response I would like to point out:
 * There are more than 10,000 7-Eleven stores in Japan. They are owned by Seven & I Holdings along with Ito-Yokado and Denny's Japan. This is a major international conglomerate that is definitely notable.
 * It is an example usage of Sony's FeliCa chip which is the most widely used chip for contactless IC cards in Japan.
 * The Japanese version of the article, ja:nanaco, has been seen fit for existance since its creation in June 2006.
 * Similar articles have existed: Edy, Suica, PASMO, FeliCa, ICOCA, PiTaPa, etc.

CSD:G11
After 15 minutes of initial article creation, a speedy delete tag was placed on the article itself for the first time. The tag stated that the article was believed to fall under CSD:G11 (blatant advertisement). The tag requests that I post an explanation in the talk page if I disagree with this assessment. Reasons why I disagree:
 * I think the more one reads this article, and the speedy delete guidelines, one would agree that this does not fall under CSD:G11:
 * e.g., this article is not blatant advertisement masquerading as an article
 * It is not written to sound like an advertisement
 * Pros are not exaggerated, cons are not hidden. It has been completely written with an objective mind.
 * Of course, not all company related articles are to be subject of speedy delete, as the policies and guidelines explain in more detail
 * The basic structure of the article was grabbed from the Edy article. Similar accusations have not been made at Edy as far as I am aware of.

For the time being I have removed the only external link in the article while the speedy tag is up, even though a link to the official website should be pretty safe. —Tokek 13:43, 3 May 2007 (UTC)

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A Commons file used on this page or its Wikidata item has been nominated for speedy deletion
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 * Nanaco card.jpg