Talk:Jo Carrillo

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Proposed deletion

Hi Catheh5796, I received a notification of the page's nomination for deletion. When creating pages you must make sure that you add enough independent, reliable sources to show where the person (or topic) is notable enough for inclusion. Any uncited material, including whole articles, can be nominated for deletion and removed from Wikipedia - something regardless of what the claims are in the article.

I've added two sources to this article, reviews of Carrillo's work, however this article will still need more sourcing to really show how she's notable. It looks like there should be more sourcing on some of the academic databases, however I can't really access it on my end so it's up to you to find more sourcing. I think that what is in the article now would be enough to keep it from getting deleted by this specific BLP PROD (a proposed deletion for articles without any reliable sources) but if someone wanted to pursue a different sort of deletion the article would still be at risk. Shalor (Wiki Ed) (talk) 14:29, 1 November 2017 (UTC)[reply]