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Although the Ministry of Finance government page supports a large amount of the information, I believed the article could use additional sources. I also tagged the article because although several of the sources confirm his birth as 1948, they never mention January 1 as the exact birth date. SwisterTwister talk 21:08, 19 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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I wasn't the deletion nominator -- all I did was tag the article as being uncategorized (a routine maintenance task), and I haven't expressed an opinion in the deletion debate at all, so I'm not really the person you should be raising this issue with.

However, I can offer some insight nonetheless: Alexa does not count as a reliable source for the purposes of our notability rules. For one thing, Alexa rankings can be intentionally skewed by Googlebombing, so they don't necessarily attest to how widely viewed a website actually is -- and for another, Alexa doesn't actually publish content about a website by which we can verify the accuracy of the information in the article; it just publishes statistics. So if it's the only independent source in an article, then that simply isn't good enough on its own. Reliable sources on Wikipedia are media (newspapers, magazines, radio/television broadcasts, books, etc.) writing or publishing or broadcasting content about the topic, not just directory or statistical analysis pages which happen to list it.

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