Talk:Donald Vroon
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[edit]I noticed that this article has been tagged for quite some time. Here are the problems with this article:
- The article's subject is of debatable notability. There are numerous Classical music critics - including those who are objectively more notable and who are published in major periodicals - who do not have a Wikipedia article.
- The sourcing for this article is limited in the extreme. Existing sources point to the subject's own publication (American Record Guide), a web newsgroup, and wikiquote. This kind of sourcing would not pass muster in any reviewed article.
The article has been tagged for more than a year, and finding adequate sourcing may be something of a challenge. I am inclined to list this for deletion. I welcome other opinions before noting it as such.
72.185.104.55 (talk) 00:46, 5 August 2014 (UTC)I would argue not to delete. He owns and is chief editor of a long standing magazine.