User talk:Sorensongs

August 2018
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Thank you.  General Ization Talk  16:09, 8 August 2018 (UTC)

Improving your first article
Hey ! I noticed that you recently created your first article. Thanks for your interest in improving Wikipedia's coverage!

Please keep in mind that, generally, statements and claims within an artilce should be supported by reliable sources, especially secondary sources which are independent of the subject. Although self-published sources from and about a subject are sometimes acceptable, user-generated sources are generally considered reliable sources. This includes wikis (yes, including Wikipedia!) and other crowdsourced and peer-produced sources. For example, the Discogs sources you used in Gary Schutt are not reliable. These sourcing concerns are especially important in biographies of living persons, since articles about living subjects can impact their lives and careers in positive negative ways. Moreover, if the unsourced claims are defamatory, that can present legal troubles for those involved.

I have published some changes to the article, created its talk page (permanent link) with some appropriate templates, and created the article's Wikidata item (permanent link) with some basic information. The categories and WikiProjects I added the article in should help attract some editorial attention to it, as well. I also added a BLP sources cleanup template to the top of the article due to the lack of reliable sources. If you want this template removed, please be sure to start adding reliable sources to the article to support its claims and any new ones you add to it. In its current state, the article honestly may not pass an Articles for deletion (AfD) discussion if anyone were to nominate it (and thus would be deleted), primarily due to the sourcing concerns. It's independent secondary reliable sources which establish notability and will be what is mainly discussed at an AfD when determining whether the article satisfies general notability guidelines, notability for music criteria, and notability for people criteria. With that said, the following may help:

The essay Advanced source searching may also help. If you want any further assistance, feel free to notify me or ask at the Teahouse. —Nøkkenbuer (talk • contribs) 18:15, 11 August 2018 (UTC)

Concern regarding Draft:RME Audio (Company)
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Thank you for your submission to Wikipedia. FireflyBot (talk) 14:04, 13 May 2021 (UTC)