Talk:Grab It Indie Games Magazine

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Update: I will look to add some more references to satisfy concerns of notability. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Slappingoysters (talk • contribs) 05:03, 3 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]

This page was being considered for deletion, so I have made some changes that hopefully fix up the concerns that were made. I've started by linking the magazine to an editor's page. The editor has established notoriety in his field, and this is his latest project, which is why I thought it was relevant to have its own page. (in the same way a game from a new developer might have a page). I also changed the wording to avoid any concerns regarding a neutral perspective and I also ensured that the only references relating to the magazine were from external and renowned media outlets in Kotaku and MCV, both of which have pages on Wikipedia.

I hope this addresses your concerns, if not please let me know and it is my desire to get it right by your standards.