User talk:Subdeacon16

License tagging for Image:Abbess Superior.jpg

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Brown

I assume that you did this edit. Please log in before doing any edits. I am concerned about your edits because I assume a considerable conflict of interest. Ie. essentially you are advertising. To explain the tags you keep removing:

{{importance}} - Paulette belongs to two churches, but since you have not even provided links to articles about these churches, we have no way of knowing how important she is
{{unreferenced}} - links to the churches' own websites are not references - we want to see what people unconnected to Paulette think of her
{{uncat}} - to remove that tag was pure vandalism - you have not given the article any categories - so why do you remove the tag?

-- RHaworth 06:23, 31 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

License tagging for Image:Metropolitan.22.jpg

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Image tagging for Image:Resurrection_Eucharistic_Sunday_027.jpg

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Image tagging for Image:FIG Logo.jpg

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Articles needing revision

Hi Subdeacon16. I'm the one that's been putting tags on your articles for revisions and improvements. Not picking on you in particular, just came across the three of them while I was working to improve articles tagged with "Christian Religious Leaders" and William E. Brown, Paulette R. Brown and Archbishop Timothy Paul Baymon were some of the first I clicked on.

I appreciate the work that you've put into the articles at this point. You've done a great job with images and have been able to do a decent job of the biographical write-up of them. I have some concerns, though, as this is an encyclopedia. I've tagged all three articles for Cleanup, issues with Neutral point of view, and improper Source citing. Dry, encyclopaedic tone is what we're going for here. All three articles have a personally invested tone and tend to read like a resume or letter of recommendation at points.

I am a Christian, and I'm working with the Christianity Project to improve all Christianity-related articles. I sincerely hope you don't take this personally, as I mean to improve the overall quality of articles relating to Christianity. I hope we'll be able to work from here to get the three articles I mentioned up to standard.

If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know. Nswinton 15:39, 6 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for the response, Subdeacon16. As far as a starting point, it would be good to properly cite as much of the information on each article as you can. Here is an example, look at this page: GCA. Notice how as you scroll through the different parts, many of the facts are cited with a [1], [2], etc., and how they link down to the corresponding websites in the "References" section at the bottom? You can learn when to make those references here and how to make them here (I use the templates, they're very easy to get used to). You can learn how to add references fairly quickly, and they'll aid you considerably in the future when creating new articles. 1-2 good, well-cited sources can often make the difference between a speedy deletion and some gentle warnings about article quality when you're first getting going.

As far as further improvements, if you're able to get at least the main, critical information properly cited on your articles, I'd move in the direction of inviting other un-involved parties (other wikipedians who you don't know) to come visit your articles and ask them to discuss what improvements might need to be made to bring it up to a high-quality article. Here is a great article that will lay out how articles develop in quality, it will give you an idea of the scope of the improvements that many articles will need to go through in order to become encyclopedia-quality. Currently, most of your articles (and frankly, a large portion of Wikipedia articles in general) are in the "Stub" - "Start" quality. If you are able to get them up to "B" - "GA" range, you'll have done very well for yourself (those ratings are listed here).

Best of luck in the future. The more folks in the wikipedia community, the better. It was good to see all the images in your articles as well. Images improve the overall quality of articles greatly, in my opinion. Let me know if you have any questions. I'd be glad to try and proof-read your future edits for a Neutral point of view, or help out in any other area you'd like. Good to hear back from you! Nswinton 17:39, 9 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Unspecified source for Image:Abbess_Superior.jpg

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Timothy Paul Baymon

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Minister of Music

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Proposed deletion of Fellowship of Independent and Global Churches & Ministries, Inc.

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Proposed deletion of Mount Zion Full Gospel Cathedral

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Unreferenced BLPs

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William E. Brown - Find sources: Google (books · news · scholar · free images · WP refs) · FENS · JSTOR · TWL

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