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AfD Nomination: City Rats (film)

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Fair use rationale for Image:Sellabandlogo.jpg

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Re City Rats (film)

I've switched the discussion to your talk page because it's not really appropriate in the Articles for Deletion discussion. I don't think you've really grasped what I was trying to tell you. You need to add impartial arm's-length third-party sources that demonstrate the notability of the film -- this would be things like articles in newspapers and magazines that are written by people who aren't connected with the film. Things that the creator of the film say about it are not relevant, because they are not impartial... even things that you assert (I have no idea if you're connected with the film or not) are not relevant because they are not sufficiently significant for someone to have paid you to say them, like a film reviewer, etc. IMDB is not considered an impartial source because anyone can add material to it (and, as you may not know this, Wikipedia itself is not considered an impartial source for the same reason). I did a search for "City Rats" + film before I nominated the article for deletion, and found nothing that seemed to be relevant. You may be able to offer something... and remember that whatever you quote must be verifiable, in that other editors must be able to look at what you quote and verify the citation. I hope this helps. I think you may have to resign yourself to having the article deleted UNTIL it is released, at which point I don't think anyone would nominate it for deletion, and you could re-create it then... you will then have access to third-party sources like film reviewers that can be added to demonstrate notability. If you have further questions, you can leave a note on my talk page. Accounting4Taste 01:46, 23 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Re: City Rats (film)

Hi there, thanks for your thoughts on the above article. I have managed to find external links /references to this film, but if they are not enough then I don't want to risk my wiki reputation on defending a page that I don't really care too much about. I have been on Wikipedia for a while and can't really work out why certain pages get deleted and others stay up without challenge. Should we be challenging more pages? This film should provide some interest to British film fans, regardless as to how well it does. Maybe I should just repost it when the film comes out but since the band working on the score credit it already and there are articles in the British press about it, I thought it might be nice to have some information up on wiki about (afterall this is where I come for most of the stuff I'd like to know about). Jameslenton 00:16, 24 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

In my opinion we absolutely should be challenging more pages (not necessarily deleting them, though). My experience is that anything with even the slightest modicum of notability outside a small town/area will be kept once it is verifiable.

I know Wikipedia is great but don't forget you can still use other sources too :) Stifle (talk) 09:30, 24 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I agree, do you think I should bother with this page any longer, is there anything that should be added? Rather than trying to keep this page, I'd like to get a little better at editing pages, and knowing if there's no point would be a good learning experience for me. If there is anything I should add to keep it notable then that would be useful to know too, again, it'll definitely help me learn. Jameslenton 15:46, 24 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

It's unlikely that you can "keep it notable", as the film is either notable or it is not. As such, I suspect it will not be saved, but when it is released if it satisfies any of the general principles at WP:MOVIE, you will be able to recreate the article, taking care of course to cite some reliable sources that back you up. Particularly, "films that have already begun shooting, but have not yet been publicly released (theatres or video), should not have their own articles, unless the production itself is notable per notability guidelines".

It won't very much affect your reputation if you support the article being kept, only doing this repeatedly against general consensus would be detrimental. Hopefully you will be able to accept the result and move on.

Finally, when you're writing the article take care to use an appropriate tone. As I mentioned in the AFD discussion, an article that has to tell you why the subject is notable is already on a hiding to nothing. Don't be downhearted - there's plenty to write about and do. Stifle (talk) 16:35, 24 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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