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I am considering nominating this article for deletion per WP:AFD. The greatest bit of notability--the EMU issue--is minor at best and can't meet the WP:N requirements? At best, this firms involvment is tangential, or trivial. But hey, lets see the argument for why it isn't. So why is a group who at best recieved minor (at best, the name was mentioned in a few articles) media attention for writing a report meet the WP:N requirements. Furthermore, where does the absolutely unsourced statement about "recieving wide media attention" come from? There is no source that states that. At best, it is subjective. At worst, it violates WP:POV. So what is your rational? From the history, I am not the only person who has seen problems with this addition. Maybe--at the LEAST--you need to reword the article. If it doesn't improve, I will nominate it for deletion as any relevancy is trivial--at best. Thank you. 24.11.174.66 20:33, 8 August 2007 (UTC)Reply
Go for it. All I did was revert the edit you made that had no summary. I had no idea why you made the edit. Now I do. Nburden 21:06, 8 August 2007 (UTC)Reply
