Talk:Plastech Engineered Products

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I'm a little confused as to how a company with 1.7 Billion dollars in annual sales is "not notable".

The bottom end of the Fortune 1000 is 1.5 Billion.

http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune500/2007/full_list/901_1000.html

Its the largest women owned business in michigan, and has over 7,000 employees.

Companies like Viewsonic, Nasdaq, and Bob Evans Restaurants are all smaller than Plastech based on annual sales, the measure used by Fortune to establish its list. 67.171.221.191 21:06, 10 June 2007 (UTC)

PROD
Can I refer you to Editing Wikipedia:Notability (organizations and companies). Number of employees, turnover, etc. aren't grounds to establish notability.

Response to PROD
Thanks for the tip dude. ITs all the more puzzling seeing as how the Plastech article has FOUR secondary sources, Viewsonic has NONE, Nasdeq has six, and and bob Evan's NONE.

Plastech's secondary sources include a little outfit called The New York Times, the respected weekely Crain's Detroit Business, a local Michigan TV station WZZM, and the biggest plastics trade journal Plastics News. Redpected secondary sources, just like WP says.

Like I said, if you really cared about WP you'd be deleting those articles, not Plastech's. Do you work for a competitor or something? 67.171.221.191 21:57, 10 June 2007 (UTC)

Why didn't you just put a stub tab on it? Its obvious your WP concerns are bogus. What do you have against Plastech?


 * Never heard of this company, don't work for a rival and not even based in the USA. Comparison to other articles doesn't justify this one. There are many articles that need merging, splitting, improving, deleting, etc. Why not follow the guidelines and improve this article? --Arthana 22:04, 10 June 2007 (UTC)

Like I said, why not use stub tag? That would get the improvement you seek. Its not a perfect article, but its perfectly legitimate according to WP. Sure it could use more, but four secondary sources is enough according to WP. Stub it. Stub it. Stub it. 67.171.221.191


 * You are of course free to add the stub tag yourself if you think it will get the desired result.--Arthana 22:09, 10 June 2007 (UTC)

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