User talk:DonPapucho

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Letters article

Hi, I saw that you moved your page live. I've moved it back to your userspace, as it didn't look ready to be moved live. The issue is that you didn't establish where these letters are notable enough for their own article. While Diego Portales is notable, not everything he's written would be automatically notable. You have to show where these specific letters have received coverage in independent and reliable sources. You use Wikipedia and Wikisource in the article - these can neither show notability nor are they considered reliable, as anyone can typically edit these. Shalor (Wiki Ed) (talk) 20:32, 10 June 2019 (UTC)