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Speedy deletion nomination of Omid Amraei

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Two different administrators, myself and NawlinWiki, have removed this article because it gives no indication of notability ,and because we have not being able to find ay sources that might support it. Please do not enter it again unless you have references providing substantial coverage to show notability , references from 3rd party independent published reliable sources, print or online, but not blogs or press releases, or material derived from press releases. DGG ( talk ) 05:19, 14 August 2010 (UTC)

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Moved to userspace

I moved the article for the event to your userspace, but there were multiple issues with it.

First off, it came off as promotional in tone. Phrases such as "emphasis on making a great deal of effort for better understanding of art and taking advantage of it for a better life and coexistence" and "moving towards the human values" are seen as promotional. Phrases such as "the greatest multinational artistic event in Middle East" are considered to be unambiguously promotional. Let's put it this way: phrases such as these are almost always a matter of opinion and things people say in order to make people think well of whatever they're talking about. You have to phrase things neutrally and in an encyclopedic manner. The only time you can ever say things such as "the greatest" is if you have multiple reliable sources referring to it as such. Even then you have to phrase it very, very carefully in order to avoid it seeming as if Wikipedia is endorsing something as the greatest ever.

Secondly, and most importantly, the festival has no coverage in reliable sources. By reliable sources I mean that it has received coverage in things that are independent of the subject (the festival) and are considered to be trustworthy as far as Wikipedia is concerned. I need to put an emphasis on Wikipedia, as something that you might see as trustworthy might not necessarily be so on here. Blogs aren't usable as reliable sources except in very rare circumstances. The only time they're usable is when you have something by someone that is so overwhelmingly notable and so much of an authority that they would be seen as a reliable source. However, if that person is involved with the festival then they would be seen as a WP:PRIMARY source and they can not give notability to the article. I just can't find anything that shows that this festival is notable. It's only been active for about a year or two, so this is probably why. We can't have articles on subjects that haven't received coverage and Wikipedia is not here to make up for this lack of coverage. Articles should be added to the mainspace after they receive coverage and not before.

In any case, you can find the article at User:Irreporter/Afdesta Online Festival. I've edited it down to a basic stub and have removed the promotional material. There still aren't sources, but that's because none of the ones that were previously on the article were usable and I couldn't find any to replace them. Tokyogirl79 (｡◕‿◕｡) 10:26, 28 June 2013 (UTC)