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have received significant coverage in reliable sources that are independent of the subject! If the topic has gained significant independent coverage or recognition, why is there so much rigmarole? Also, claiming the articles in these sources listed are paid promos because "the organization has 6 staff members" is unsubstantiated, preposterous and very ridiculous. It doesn't even matter anymore if the article gets deleted as a result of popular consensus or votes, but the points raised so far to establish or disprove notability is such a concern; it totally beggars the mind!
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doesn't expressly state the staff strength, nothing of such. For example, I'm a departmental head of a team with a staff strength of 31. Let's be candid and fair: will it be logical to put out all the 32 pictures on a limited webpage? It only makes sense to put the head of the team! Lastly, rules are
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Before you start casting aspersions about "unproven and unfounded assumptions" from other editors, can you please provide evidence that the company has more than 6 staff? Although it is a bit tangential, because notability of the company and notability of its current CEO are separate issues. Cheers,
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arguments. The link you posted--which isn't independent of the individual--is not enough to establish or disprove the notability of an individual, for the same reason having a million pictures of humans in suits, on your OWN webpage, wouldn't suffice! Again, for some quick education: the topic must
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how do you prove that such print and web syndications are paid, as CNN, reuters, and other credible newssources, just as these ones, offer such syndication services for non-commercial use? These sources below are credible, and you can take time to check them
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The subject operates a run of the mill real estate business and is good at PR. That’s how he gets the same story with the same publicity pic released in multiple ‘reliable’, ‘independent’ publications like The Guardian and Business Day Nigeria.
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One of the sources I found did actually point out that the organization, most likely, works with a team of realtors outside their organization, could be just two, a thousand, or more, considering the article content:
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re above: Its a small lettings/real estate agency. They are not division heads, board members nor senior boards members. Job titles for a small agency. More so, did you just state you have a
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Most of the sources seem either promo or don't feature the subject. However, there is a little RS, so I will wait until the poorly sourced content dissapears before throwing my two cents in.
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Great, thanks for understanding. To answer your questions: I don't have anything against you personally, and don't recall making any "sockpuppet warning" about you.
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The issue is not that the source is Nigerian. The issue is that the content is paid/press release. I mentioned that it is a Nigerian source to differentiate it from
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That newssources are from "Nigeria" shouldn't in any way cause you to question the credibility, reputation, trustworthiness or veracity. There's such a thing as
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but rather from a Nigerian site guardian.ng Since the exact same content appears on a number of other sites, it appears to be paid content/ press release. —
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I'll need time to do more research on that. Hopefully, there'll be some reliable and independent sources that has addressed your question.Regards
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Ok, that's fine. But how did COI suddenly turn to "sockpuppeting warning?" Do you have anything against my person or my objective responses?
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instead of making pseudo claims? Kindly go through the content in these reliable and independent sources you've openly discredited. Regards.
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is generally a reliable source, but multiple that are independent of each other and by different authors is required; one is not enough. --
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The references, as indicated by all who took time to meticulously check, have been improved with more reliable sources, so that it passes
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is a reliable source with editorial integrity. Independent of the subject. These references, therefore, are suitable to establish
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also made mention of staff, albeit with no indication whatsoever of staff strength. I'm also trying so hard to understand
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That is a press-release you keep trying to foist on to us. Why do you keep doing that when it is clearly non-rs.
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Same editor that rushed to accuse me of COI when I clearly stated that I have none is talking about
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You didn't actually state that you don't have a COI, all you said was "I only gave an example".
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below.
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's
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is a reliable source with editorial integrity. The publication is independent of the subject.
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's
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How about you going through the references, like the one I pointed out earlier:
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It is incorrect that reasoning is unfounded, since the arguments presented by
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is a reliable source with editorial integrity. Independent of the subject.
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as I perceived that the above two editors mistook the citation to be from
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Reputable media source, independent of the subject, another one from the
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is another press-release. All the references are press-releases.
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There is exactly 6 people working in this small private company:
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This wasn't a trivial mention, but a significant coverage. Also,
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This wasn't a trivial mention, but a significant coverage. Also,
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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate.
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are clearly non-supportive of your reasonings thus far. Regards
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which in no way, I believe, usurps Knowledge rules. Again,
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I think the Nigerian Guardian, which has been described as
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Kindly let's examine some of the references judiciously:
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can you put new comments at the bottom of the page per
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