Talk:New England Role Playing Organization

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Keep this unbiased. Stop adding links to opinion sites written by one of the two parties.

Notability

I'll dig up the sources, but under Wikipedia:Notability (organizations and companies) the primary criterion for a company being notable is discussion in outside secondary sources.

Being the subject of an article in Dragon Magazine, a major (and at the time of the article largest) fantasy gaming magazine is pretty notable. That NERO also was the subject of articles in regional newspapers like the Boston Globe seems to satisfy this, it's been noted in the media as a fantasy entertainment company. I've got finals this week so I'm pretty busy, but I'll note all this and remove that "non notable" tag once the secondary sources are listed. --Wingsandsword 18:32, 30 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

NERO was the subject of a major documentary in 2006, Monster Camp. This is a significant discussion in an outside secondary source. The statement is false, however, as the documentary was on a NERO Alliance game (Now Alliance LARP) owned and operated by a separate group.