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June 2011[edit]
Hello Yurinator180. If you are affiliated with some of the people, places or things you have written about in the article Red Hawk Leadership Honor Society, you may have a conflict of interest. In keeping with Wikipedia's neutral point of view policy, edits where there is a conflict of interest, or where such a conflict might reasonably be inferred, are strongly discouraged. If you have a conflict of interest, you should avoid or exercise great caution when:
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Speedy deletion nomination of New Jersey Center for Evidence-Based Practice[edit]
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A tag has been placed on New Jersey Center for Evidence-Based Practice, requesting that it be speedily deleted from Wikipedia. This has been done under the criteria for speedy deletion, because the article seems to be unambiguous advertising that only promotes a company, product, group, service or person and would need to be fundamentally rewritten in order to become an encyclopedia article. Please read the general criteria for speedy deletion, particularly item G11, as well as the guidelines on spam.
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Status and Advice[edit]
As reviewing administrator, I deleted the article fortwo reasons: first, it was entirely promotional of the center, and second, it gave no indication of encyclopedic importance.
You said on the talk p.:
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[edit]1 This page should not be speedy deleted because...
This page should not be speedily deleted because... - It is an article about a center of excellence at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, and is a legitimate center of scientific research just like any other. - It is not an article written simply for the promotion of individuals or for the glorification of the organization. It is written for the purpose of informing the general public of its existence. - It is a work in progress, and additional references will be added soon, such as references demonstrating important systematic reviews that have originated from this center of excellence. - It is an integral component of a public academic medical center (and not someone's private enterprise). - It is an important branch of the Joanna Briggs Institute, which itself has a page on Wikipedia.
If you disagree with these findings, or if you have specific reasons as to why it should undergo speedy deletion, please do let me know and I will make the necessary changes to the article so that it may become acceptable by wikipedia's standards."
I reply: A Wikipedia article needs to show notability with references providing substantial coverage from 3rd party independent published reliable sources, print or online, but not blogs or press releases, or material derived from press releases. It also needs to be written like an encyclopedia article, not a press release--don't praise the organization or person, say what they do. Don't talk about the overall importance of the subject,which is mainly what your article talked about--talk about what the specific organization you are writing about has accomplished. Remember not to copy from a web site -- first it's a copyright violation, but, even if you give us permission according to WP:DCM, the tone will not be encyclopedic and the material will not be suitable.
Include only material that would be of interest to a general reader coming across the mention of the subject and wanting the sort of information that would be found in an encyclopedia. Do not include material that would be of interest only to those associated with the subject, or to prospective clients--that sort of content is considered promotional. Keep in mind that the goal of an encyclopedia is to say things in a concise manner, which is not the style of press releases or web sites, which are usually more expansive.
As a general rule, a suitable page will be best written by someone without Conflict of Interest; it's not impossible to do it properly with a conflict of interest or as a paid press agent, but it's relatively more difficult: you are automatically thinking in terms of what the subject wishes to communicate to the public, but an uninvolved person will think in terms of what the public might wish to know. If you think you can do it right according to our guidelines, do so, but expect the article to be carefully checked for objectivity.
Centers within universities are also rarely considered important, unless they are of international reputation by themselves. It would take very good references to show it. International organizations are another matter: in particular, the Joanna Briggs Center is notable , but that does not mean any branch of it is--in fact, as a general rule here (see WO:ORG, the branches of a notable organization if they are branches below the national level are very unlikely to be considered notable here. What you could best do is make a list of the centers, with a link to their individual web sites, on the page for the main organization.
I have also listed the Texas center for deletion--another admin will judge. If either of them are restored, unless they are drastically improved indeed, I shall send them for a community decision, and the consensus will be judged by another administrator. DGG ( talk ) 17:57, 6 September 2011 (UTC)
- I saw your message on my talk p, and I offer you thanks for your understanding. Perhaps It might help if I give you some comments on the other articles you've been working on, for some of them have somewhat similarproblems.
For National Haitian Student Alliance, I removed a paragraph of non encyclopedic]] content; a list of branches is appropriate; a list of states from which the members come is excessive. The article would be much stronger without adjectives, or with many fewer. Adjectives of praise are one of the things that a make an article appear promotional. Try not to repeat the full name of the organization after th lede paragraph. the group ... or It... is considered preferable. Don't use PR-talk; aim for conciseness. I removed two sentences in the History section to indicate what I mean by this.
Red Hawk Leadership Honor Society is going to have some difficulties; we very rarely keep such organizations except the most famous.T hat the group is dormant does not necessarily imply there can be no article--once something is notable, it remains notable. But a statement about how it hopes to become active again is promotional. You'll need to show notability by very good references from outside the college and that are not based on PR. Some of the material does not belong; we do not reprint the Constitution of clubs. I leave it to you whether to fix the article or ask for deletion. It certainly will not stand as it is, and probably not in any case. (I am giving you my opinion about what will happen here--not necessarily my own position.)
In including a list of notable people, we include only those who have Wikipedia articles or who clearly are qualified for them. To include others, you'll need to see if an article on them will be accepted. Alvarez is probably not going to be considered notable here--most articles on school superintendents havebeen deleted, except for the largest cities; Unless Andre can meet WP:CREATIVE, there won't be an article for him either. Johnson probably also, unless there is something beyond just being pastor of a church. Rosales probably not, also--inclusion in Who's who is not considered to make for notability, nor are internal company awards. Gordon's books appear to be self published. Abdi, judging from his CV, will not meet WP:PROF.
On the other hand Jadotte is notable and an article should be written. But his role in the society is irrelevant to his notability--as with the others. I leave you to make the necessary deletions.
East Orange Campus High School is an acceptable article, but there are some promotional lines that must be removed. Watch out for any sentence with adjectives of praise! And we normally only include the principal--but what we do include , if you can find them, is all the principals from the beginning.
In the article on Montclair State University, you've been adding to the template. But what you have been adding is a number of centers, most of which are unlikely to be able to have supportable articles here. You might do much better to include the list in the article itself. When you do that, it will look better if you remove the links except for the ones that do have articles. (New Jersey School of Conservation is likely to stand as an article, but it needs sources from outside the University.
I hope this helps. My goal is to help you get the strongest sustainable articles, without wasting effort on what won't work here. Some people think we should cover college clubs and research centers and the like more intensively. I do not, but that does not determine the issue or affect the advice I give. The current consensus is quite restrictive (see WP:LOCAL, so if you are going to try, start with the very strongest--ones that are associated with people notable enough for very good Wikipedia articles.
Good luck with them. DGG ( talk ) 21:04, 6 September 2011 (UTC)
Speedy deletion nomination of AJPM Focus[edit]
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