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| Hi. I noticed your ]. Administrators have blocked you from moving your sandbox into the normal AfC draft namespace I can only assume because of your past run-ins. I am sorry that this process has been wearying. Wikipedians have to deal with all kinds of vandals, cranks, and crazies which drain our collective patience. Since this isn't a for-profit business we don't have to exhibit customer service behaviors, either. We're like the ]; so long as we get donations ] if people are unhappy. | |||
| I assume by now you've read the applicable notability criteria. You have one noticeable reliable source . However, the source doesn't say what the lede paragraph claims: {{tq|"his work has appeared in publications internationally including Vogue Italia, Vogue Paris, W, and The New York Times"}}. This inconsistency undercuts the article. | |||
| I have found instances where Templer is of '']'', '']'', and '']'' where someone says {{tq|"My fiance, the stylist Karl Templer, gets me quite a lot of clothes. I am very lucky."}}. Bolstering the article with snippets like that would be more helpful. Also consider looking for sources that are not online. That's a harder path but it could be that some of what you're looking for isn't being published online. There could be trade magazines that discuss this in more detail. You might also consider asking ] for help, as the editors there may have suggestions. | |||
| Of course, it's possible Karl Templer is just not notable and you have your own partisan reasons for ]. There are ], too. <font face="copperplate gothic light">] (])</font> 02:33, 20 March 2014 (UTC) | |||
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Speedy deletion nomination of Karl Templer
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your sandbox
Hi. I noticed your developing Karl Templer article. Administrators have blocked you from moving your sandbox into the normal AfC draft namespace I can only assume because of your past run-ins. I am sorry that this process has been wearying. Wikipedians have to deal with all kinds of vandals, cranks, and crazies which drain our collective patience. Since this isn't a for-profit business we don't have to exhibit customer service behaviors, either. We're like the Red Cross; so long as we get donations we don't care if people are unhappy.
I assume by now you've read the applicable notability criteria. You have one noticeable reliable source which is the New York Times. However, the source doesn't say what the lede paragraph claims: "his work has appeared in publications internationally including Vogue Italia, Vogue Paris, W, and The New York Times"
. This inconsistency undercuts the article.
I have found instances where Templer is credited with styling the cover of New York Magazine, and in Details, and this spot in Vogue where someone says "My fiance, the stylist Karl Templer, gets me quite a lot of clothes. I am very lucky."
. Bolstering the article with snippets like that would be more helpful. Also consider looking for sources that are not online. That's a harder path but it could be that some of what you're looking for isn't being published online. There could be trade magazines that discuss this in more detail. You might also consider asking WikiProject Fashion for help, as the editors there may have suggestions.
Of course, it's possible Karl Templer is just not notable and you have your own partisan reasons for tilting at windmills. There are alternative online places to build this bio, too. Chris Troutman (talk) 02:33, 20 March 2014 (UTC)