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AfD nomination of The Sender (1998)
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September 2010
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The article Storm Trooper (1998) has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:
- non-notable. can't find a review.
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Dragonvarld series
Wikipedia isn't really the place for large scale plot dumps. Also to be frank the articles read like copyright violations. Are they entirely your own work?©Geni 01:34, 11 November 2011 (UTC)
Yes. Read and summarize.
Deletion discussion about Mistress Of Dragons
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Thanks again for your contributions! Night of the Big Wind talk 06:50, 5 December 2011 (UTC)
When adding books...
I noticed that you've been adding a lot of books to the Wikipedia. When adding books to Wikipedia, it's a good idea to find reliable sources (WP:RS before you publish the article. Unsourced articles can be deleted or put up for AfD, as evidenced with Mistress of Dragons. While it might seem like these books are obviously notable to you, you still have to provide reliable sources to prove that notability. Not all books are considered to be notable per WP:NBOOK, so it's a good idea to start these on a userspace (WP:USERFY) and slowly polish them up until they meet notability guidelines. If you want to try to argue that a book meets NBOOK by way of criteria #5, be prepared to back that up with proof as well. For instance, one could claim that since Anne Rice's work is taught in many colleges and high schools, all of her work could be considered notable as a result. (But be prepared to provide links to prove this! One class doing this is not enough.) Overly detailed plot synopses aren't really necessary on Wikipedia, so just remember the old saying of "Less is more". Try to summarize as much as you can and above all else, try to keep it neutral and encyclopedic! (WP:NPOV, WP:Better) The reason I'm saying this is because in many of your summaries it doesn't really come across as encyclopedic or easy for the average user to really be able to read and understand. What might seem clear to you is not always obviously clear or helpful to other people. I highly, highly, HIGHLY recommend that before you add anymore articles to the Wikispace, that you look into talking with some of the users in Wikipedia:WikiProject Books. Not only can they help you find reliable sources but they can also help teach you how to write an article that more closely fits the Wikipedia style. Again, not all books are considered notable per Wikipedia's guide to book notability. One of the main reasons that these guidelines exist is because it helps keep a lot of obviously non-notable books from being added to the database. For example, if I were to write and self-publish a book (let's say it's absolutely horrible, worse than My Immortal, and only sold 2 copies, both of which were purchased by my mother), the guidelines would keep that book from being added because it is not notable. The guidelines might seem strict, but it helps keep a lot of the cruft from being added. Just like Encyclopedia Brittanica doesn't need to have an entry for everything, neither does Wikipedia. It doesn't mean that we are literary snobs or that we're trying to promote one book over another, it's just that the books need proof of notability and it's generally considered that if a book is notable it will have at least 2-3 sources. I hope I'm not coming across as mean since that isn't my intention, but I just want to let you know some of this stuff so your next articles can be a little better formatted. Tokyogirl79 (talk) 09:39, 5 December 2011 (UTC)tokyogirl79
- If you need help, feel free to ask me. I'm studying for finals, but I'll try my best. Tokyogirl79 (talk) 09:41, 5 December 2011 (UTC)tokyogirl79
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File:Perdita 070709 a.jpg listed for deletion
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Re-redirected articles
I've re-redirected the articles back to the main article at Dragonvarld. The problem is that there isn't enough notability for each book to merit their own article at this point in time. I did try to find sources when I'd originally re-directed them, but there just wasn't enough coverage for them to pass WP:NBOOK individually. If I were to take this to AfD, odds are very, very high that it would end with the articles remaining as a redirect. Please understand, we have to show that each book passes notability guidelines and just existing does not extend notability automatically, nor does the notability of the author. If you can find coverage in reliable sources then we could have an article for each one, but the sourcing for the books was rather weak and all we had overall were trade reviews. There were blog reviews, but none that would be considered anything but a WP:SPS. The thing to remember here is that not every book merits an entry, so it's better to try to find a happy medium. There's no point in trying to have individual entries that have very high odds of getting deleted and in many cases it's better to settle for a series page that can show notability overall for the series. It may not be as satisfying, but it's easier to establish notability for a series and it's better to have a series page than no pages at all. Tokyogirl79 (｡◕‿◕｡) 05:21, 20 June 2014 (UTC)
Hello, ust alerting you to the above discussion - you created the article a couple of years ago. Best wishes, Boleyn (talk) 12:21, 27 July 2014 (UTC)
Nomination of The Code Conspiracy for deletion
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Nomination of Everyone Loves Mel for deletion
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