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Your addition to World Crime League
editI have removed the text you added to World Crime League about the Washington, D.C. dining group. This was added previously and then moved to its own page, as it does not relate to the topic of the article, it only shares a name with it. That newly created article was deleted because it lacked Notability and it also lacked citations to back up the existence of such a group. If you want this content to survive on Wikipedia, I suggest you create a new page for it with a unique name (e.g. "World crime league (dining group)") and add the text there. If you can cite some sources that attest to the existence of this group, please include them. Please review what Wikipedia is not as well, before considering adding this topic.
For your reference, here is the removed text:
- World Crime League, The - Elite dining group that operated in the Washington, D.C. area from the late 1980's through 2002. Members included restaurant employees, journalists, capitol hill staffers, criminals, law enforcement personnel, environmental safety people and broadcasters.
And, per your email, "some group" was not intended as rude, but since I knew nothing of the group and could find nothing online, that's all I could say about it. You can WP:Assume good faith with my edits.
May 2013
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May 2019
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- Can you cite independent, reputable publications or media that have covered Richard W. Eherenberg? If the person has not met the criteria at Wikipedia:Notability (people), a biography of him can't be created, and links to it at a disambiguation page can't be added. Some useful advice is at Wikipedia:For publicists publicizing a client's work and Wikipedia:FAQ/Organizations.
Please post questions at WP:Help desk or WP:Village pump; there are volunteers who can help guide you and put an end to the frustration you appear to have experienced since 2007. --Dennis Bratland (talk) 19:16, 20 May 2019 (UTC)