User talk:Bgluck

BrianStock Music Festival
While it sounds like an interesting project, and I wish you luck with it, Wikipedia isn't really a place for organizations or events that aren't well known yet to come promote themselves. One of our core requirements is the use of reliable sources to demonstrate that the topic is notable enough to be on here. Notability is a question of whether the organization or event or person has received media coverage, not a judgement on its basic worth. And another core rule is that we're not a place to help you conduct your business (e.g. putting your e-mail address in the article so that interested artists can contact you); that just isn't what we're here for. Bearcat (talk) 05:35, 11 March 2011 (UTC)
 * We tend to prefer larger media whenever possible, but yeah, the local newspaper can work too. Ultimately it's a question of how much content you can properly source; if the thing's gotten 15 separate articles in the local newspaper, that would count for more than if it's only gotten one. Hope that helps a bit... Bearcat (talk) 05:45, 11 March 2011 (UTC)

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