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The Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation
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Speedy deletion nomination of The Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation


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Article deleted
I've deleted the article for several reasons. First off, the article had copyright violations from an existing website. I notice that a ticket had been submitted to ORTS, but the problem with that is that the content you copied would still be problematic. It's incredibly promotional in tone, which is something that is perfectly acceptable on someone's own website but not on Wikipedia. That's sort of the catch about submitting a ticket and giving up content as fair use: even if you were to give Wikipedia complete and total ownership of whatever was created, we still cannot use it and it would still have to be re-written to fit our WP:NPOV guidelines.

As far as promotional tones go, phrases such as "innovative Health of Women Study [HOW] Study" and "Dr. Love brought with her a passion to eradicate breast cancer in her lifetime." are completely inappropriate. The article is studded with various WP:PEACOCK phrases and words, which makes me wonder... are you a paid editor? By that I mean that someone is paying you in some aspect to put this content up or you are gaining from it in some form or fashion. This could be something along the lines of you being a marketing company the place has hired or an intern that is creating this on the request of the organization. Even if you aren't getting paid, the organization asking you to create the page still poses a WP:COI issue because you are still affiliated with them. This doesn't mean that you can't edit, but you have to be very, very transparent about your association with the company. If someone thinks that you are a paid or COI editor and you aren't disclosing it (or are deliberately not saying it because you are afraid of getting blocked), it can lead to you getting blocked. That's why it is so incredibly important for you to be very open about any COI. I'll be honest in that I think that you were asked to create the content by the foundation. Again, this doesn't mean that you can't edit but I really, really want to stress how desperately important it is for you to review our COI policy and try to follow every single guideline to a T.

There was also a problem with sourcing. The page lacked coverage in reliable sources that are independent of the subject. We absolutely must have them to show how something is notable. Tokyogirl79 (｡◕‿◕｡)   07:30, 6 March 2014 (UTC)