User:R.123/CUNT

Computer Underground Notability Test

For use on articles which are related to the computer underground, particularly those listed on VfD. This scoring system represents my personal opinion and nothing more, it is not official Wiki-policy. I will be using it in the future to ensure that my own evaluations of computer underground articles are as objective and consistent as possible.

SCORING
Each "yes" answer counts as one point. (10 points maximum)

A) Is the article more than two sentences long? B) Does the article contain at least one coherent paragraph of text (other than list items)? C) Is the article more than 2000 bytes long? D) Does the article contain at least three facts that are not on the following list:
 * The subject's proper name.
 * The subject's acronym (if applicable).
 * The subject's birth date / founding date.
 * The subject's website.

E) Does the article include a list of members or otherwise notable contributors? F) Does the article include an image, such as an exemplary screenshot of a cracktro, demo, or NFO file? G) Does the article include a list of releases or otherwise notable contributions made by the subject? H) Does the article mention a regional or national news story which explicitly mentions the subject? I) Besides G and H, does the article make a serious effort to establish the subjects's notability and describe some distinct things about it that distinguish it from other similar subjects? J) Would an involved figure of said article be pleased at how knowledgeable the article was upon reading it? Z.1) If applicable, was the person, group, or establishment subject to any sort of action such as a corporate- or government-sponsored raid, inter-agency sting operation, law enforcement investigation, or civil suit?
 * -OR-

Z.2) If applicable, was the person, group, or establishment the recipient of any sort of award such as a high ranking place (top 5) at a regional demoparty, online compo, or internationally recognized annual awards ceremony?