Talk:Sharon Burch
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{{WikiProject Women in Music |class=Stub |importance=Low} How do I get a hold of Sharon Burch? We are wanting for her to come entertain at our women’s gathering
Sharon Burch entry arguments against proposed deletion
editA user called OohBunnies! "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:OohBunnies!" suggested this article fails to adhere to General Notability Guidelines (GNG).
Actually I can see why it is proposed for deletion.
When I wrote it I wanted to know more about a person who had made some music and events or speeches (I don't remember) relating to Native Americans. Now I can see that there must be a limit for notability, more so in order for Wikipedia to survive, maybe?
I wanted Wikipedia to be able to give honest answers about people who had published literature or music, and I think Sharon Burch falls into that category. However, even publishing today is not what it once was, a guarantee that some people had made a review and found the stories, novels, art, music or textbook interesting enough. Well I need to read more about GNG. What does this translate into: "significant coverage in secondary sources"-
For now I add references and then remove the proposed deletion.
I am shocked by your name "OohBunnies!" on Wikipedia, and I wonder if you are a serious person, but for now I am not digging into that. You may have seen a controversial (very religious bio-article which I tried to write) was criticized, and you may think that this author was an easy "target". I have once before been up against an editor who really only wanted to get power over Wikipedia in order to spread some political messages, a user who was expelled, so therefore I am going into details about your identity later. --d-axel (talk) 10:07, 23 April 2012 (UTC)