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Provision (musical group)

Greetings. I am a) a synthpop fan, and b) an experienced Wikipedia editor. As for a), I own a copy of "A New Revolution" via ADD and really need to get around to hitting up your Bandcamp page for some more music. But I'm mainly here to offer advice on the b) side. As far as the band's page, what's needed here is for more of the article to be sourced from reliable sources which are independent of the band. Information from the band's own website and other primary sources are fine as supplementary material, but they shouldn't be the primary source of information. What's out there as far as newspaper articles (the bigger the paper, the better) about the band? Magazine articles? Major music web sites? Please read Wikipedia's guidelines on notability in general and on notability of musicians in particular. (I'll also note that we strongly discourage people from editing articles when they have a close connection to the subject for conflict of interest reasons.)

In my opinion, right now if the article in its current state were to be nominated for deletion via the articles for deletion process, the likely verdict would be for deletion, as I don't think that it has been demonstrated that the band meets the notability standards linked above. Please read up on policy and see if there are better references out there--they don't even have to be online as long as they're reliable, verifiable, and can be cited appropriately.

Please read the policy pages linked above, and feel free to ask further questions. Have a good day. --Finngall ^talk 23:30, 26 October 2016 (UTC)

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