User talk:Peswriter

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your message on my talk page

Sure, I'll look at anything. What is the article you wanted me to check out? --Jayron32 21:01, 5 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

It's OK. I found the page by looking at your User contributions. In the future, if you want to send someone the link to a page on Wikipedia, just put the whole title in square brackets like any other wikilink, so in this case you would just type [[User:Peswriter/Softdel]] which gives you a link like this: User:Peswriter/Softdel Back to the article. It does not yet appear to meet the inclusion criteria for a new article at Wikipedia. Its a good start, but there does not appear to be evidence of independent and substantial source material as described at Wikipedia:Notability and Wikipedia:Notability (organizations and companies). In order to guarantee that our coverage of a subject is both neutral and verifiable, there needs to be source material about the subject which is independent (i.e. not written by the subject itself, and entirely free from the influence of the subject). Independence ensures neutrality. Secondly, there needs to be enough source material so that there can be a substantially verifiable article, that is an article that can cover all of the important facts about the subject, where ALL of those facts have been previously published in independent reliable sources. Now, the deal is, these issues are not about the quality of the writing in the article, which is a misconception that new users make with understanding why an article may be rejected from Wikipedia. All of these issues are about the subject itself and an article needs to demonstrate, through the references provided in the article, that the subject has itself been covered by independent, reliable sources in a deep, meaningful way. Your sources are either published by the company themselves, OR they amount to a trivial amount of coverage, where the name of the company is mentioned "in passing" without there being significant discussion of the company. Additionally, several of the sources which MAY be independent and/or substantial are currently dead links (when I click them, I get 404 page not found errors). Keep working on this, and I can check it later, but also understand that there is the distinct possibility that the subject may not actually be notable enough for a Wikipedia article. --Jayron32 22:33, 7 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

- It's getting better, but not great. Going through every source you provided, and eliminating the self published stuff, I still only come up with maybe 1-2 paragraphs worth of text that have been written about this company. It's still pretty weak. If you'd like, it may be a good idea to get further opinions on the article; I would post a request at Wikipedia:Help Desk requesting for someone to come and review the article and give their opinion. --Jayron32 15:43, 10 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

- - The new sources you have added look much better. You can probably move it to the mainspace now. Be aware that once it gets there, others will find it and work on it too. --Jayron32 14:49, 17 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

- - - Still getting better. I think going "live" may be a good idea, since it could probably benefit from having other editors work on it as well. --Jayron32 11:59, 18 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

I moved the article. In the future, you can just click the "move" tab at the top of the article page to move it. To take it to the article space, you just move it to the unprefixed name, in this case Softdel. You can, of course, still work on it, and expect others to come along and work on it as well. Good luck! --Jayron32 17:18, 19 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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Regarding Google

Google takes a few days to update their indexes. Changes on Wikipedia are not instantly reflected at Google, and it can sometimes take a while before Google catches the new changes. --Jayron32 12:49, 21 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Actually, that tag is fine.

The {{advert}} tag isn't a speedy deletion tag; its a cleanup tag and is merely a request for interested editors to help copy-edit and cleanup the article. The deletion tag is {{db-spam}} and this article is not currently up for deletion. You should be fine. Lots of articles get tagged for cleanup so that interested editors can help improve the language and tone in some specific way. This one does have some non-encylopedic tone to it, so it could probably use some rewrite. Don't panic; your connection to the company can make it difficult for you to be truly neutral in your tone; leaving the tag allowed other editors to come and take a try at cleaning it up. The article is not up for deletion any time soon. --Jayron32 15:05, 25 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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Speedy deletion nomination of SoftDEL Systems

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Nomination of SoftDEL Systems for deletion

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