User talk:Hannibal6912

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I saw that you're a new editor but only after I'd alread hatted the Charm page you created for notability and questioned the citations on the talk page. I don't mean to WP:BITE bite the new users. You deserve to be welcomed, not driven away. So I apologize for what probably seemed like kind of rough treatment.

You will need to get your article over the notability hurdle as described at WP:GNG. (And yes, there is a lot to read.) But as a rule of thumb, if you can find a couple ordinary (say, 1000-word) articles that made it into print somewhere and they're actually about this subject and written by someone independent of the subject, you're totally good. Sometimes people will accept less. It definitely helps if there's a PDF somewhere that can be found online to satisfy the guidelines requirement for significant coverage.

Again, welcome and good luck with your article. Msnicki (talk) 19:55, 28 May 2011 (UTC)

May 2011
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