Talk:Joth Hunt
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Querying notability tag
editHi the article creator has added on my talk page why I’ve tagged this article for notability. My review of the sources in the article is:
- 1. Verifies content but does not demonstrate notability
- 2. Not independent
- 3. Self authored, not a third party review
- 4. Written independently but basically an interview
- 5. Record release pr that quotes from the next source
- 6. Written independently but basically an interview
- 7. Good source, independently written and not primarily a rehash of what the subject says about himself.
- 8. Self published source
- 9. More or less verbatim the same as source 6, showing it is basically a press release
- 10. Another version of the same press release
- 11. Supports verifiability, not notability
- 12. Confirms that he was nominated for an award but did not win it.
My conclusion is that while the band may be notable it’s less clear that the article subject is notable on his own. The article is mainly based on interviews and press releases. If he had not received coverage for his cancer, I doubt there would be much basis for an article at all. If he is genuinely and independently notable there must be better sources than this. Thanks Mccapra (talk) 09:25, 11 November 2020 (UTC)
Your song endless praise
editExcellent At first when I heard it it used to sound like nails on a chalkboard I couldn’t figure out why you would say are you lord god almighty Then it hit me the Lord showed me you were asking him a question you were asking Jesus are you lord God almighty because worthy is the Lamb You were right to ask that question because no he is not God Almighty God Almighty is his father at whoms right hand Jesus is sits and yes worthy is the Lamb I hope your words have pricked peoples hearts to dig into God’s word to know God Almighty and his son Lord Jesus Christ they Separate and yes Jesus is a God my God said to his God sit at my right hand until I make your enemies your footstool But he’s not God Almighty I really enjoy listening to your song now Thank you 2600:1700:C960:5EF0:3830:6485:D8DC:2FE2 (talk) 22:03, 15 October 2022 (UTC)
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