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[edit]Hi GreenEyewash. Thank you for your work on All Rise News. Another editor, Lorraine Crane, has reviewed it as part of new pages patrol and left the following comment:
Hello! please add more independent sources with significant coverage about the subject. to prevent deletion. You can check this to help. Cheers! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Notability#significant_coverage
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Lorraine Crane (talk) 15:03, 19 August 2025 (UTC)
Thank you for reviewing the article I recently started on All Rise News, and for your critique. I would greatly appreciate any further guidance you can offer me regarding its shortcomings.
Specifically, I could use some help in understanding what sort of additional source would constitute "significant coverage" for a company like All Rise News. I am guessing that mere publication of its work in various outlets does not count regardless of the number of such outlets or published articles. If I understand correctly, I need look out for secondary sources that discuss All Rise News as opposed to merely publishing its work.
I am a follower of Adam Klasfeld, who I consider to be a significant and worthwhile established journalist. I created the article when he started writing under the “All Rise News” banner (rather than just under his name), and I saw this promotion on MeidasTouch. There seems to be a lot of mutual backscratching by podcasters, and this source does not seem to pass muster as “arm’s length”.
I will look out for “third-party” references to All Rise News, but so far there do not appear to be any. Did I “jump the gun”, or is it worthwhile (as I had decided) to have an article for the emerging brand of a significant journalist? Also, can you please advise me on how long I have to remedy this before the article might be deleted?
GreenEyewash (talk) 14:29, 20 August 2025 (UTC)GreenEyewash
- Hello! You can actually check the link I shared you that discusses about significant coverage, but in a nutshell significant coverage or as we call it "SIGCOV" means that the subject or topic is spoken in depth, like its life, history, many details here and there, and not just a passing mention, or just a short Bio. think like footballers being mentioned only by name and with their statistics on a general sports stats page is not considered SIGCOV, as for the time limit before being possibly deleted, non really specific, as it depends whether or not our fellow wikipedians will notice it enough and may discuss and vote for its deletion or draftify etc. , speaking of Draftify, you may also choose to have it made back to a draft, so you can take time to build it up.. Lorraine Crane (talk) 19:10, 20 August 2025 (UTC)
Thanks for your advice. SIGCOV seems like a rather high bar, and my guess is that All Rise News will be having significant audience and impact for a long time before someone comes along to publish a story about them. However, I will keep a lookout for such a story.
GreenEyewash (talk) 19:33, 20 August 2025 (UTC)
- You can always have it made to a draft to be safe, otherwise you are always welcome to add citations that you would see as likely SIGCOV based on the guidelines, and leave it to fellow wikipedians to critique. Worst case scenario even if it will be considered for deletion, you can participate in the discussion. All in all we get to learn something more each time, which I enjoy. Cheers! Lorraine Crane (talk) 22:38, 22 August 2025 (UTC)
Thanks for your further suggestions. I think that rather than revert to a draft, I will dilligently continue to seek additional citations that support SGIGCOV. Given that I don't know Adam Klasfeld from Adam, I feel that my robust efforts on the page are completely legitimate.
On a personal note, I noticed on User:Lorraine_Crane that you are a "growing polyglot". I recently discovered on YouTube an astounding exchange about Multilingualism between Noam Chomsky and Sasha Baron Cohen that you may enjoy. One may ask: Is Chomsky "slow on the uptake", or is he a comedian's ultimate "straight man"?
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- It's OK with me for this file to be deleted --- now that the newpage patroller has turned my All Rise News article into a redirect. GreenEyewash (talk) 17:56, 8 September 2025 (UTC)