User:FT2/wizard2b

Checking it's allowed

The main rules on what can exist on Wikipedia are as follows:

1. The subject must be "encyclopedic", that is, of a nature that an encyclopedia would cover.
2. The subject must be notable - that is, there must be good evidence it has had significant attention in the wider world, and that this attention has an enduring interest.
3. The subject must not fall within several categories of known "problem articles".

Common reasons why articles are not suitable include:

• They are "useful", or "interesting", but not encyclopedic.
• They are of very narrow and specialist fan interest only.
• They were only in the media briefly.
• They have been reported by sources but when examined are still not significant enough to merit an article.

The rules are summed up in two main policies, which are written to be easy to read:

• What Wikipedia is not sums up the major reasons an article might not be suitable.
• Notability explains the concept of "notability" which is widely referred to.

Other useful policies include:

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Specialist information:

If your article is about yourself, your organization, something you have done or are connected to, click to view this information.

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(Button: my article should be okay under these rules, go to the next step)