Talk:Belfield FM

Latest comment: 4 years ago by Guliolopez in topic Conflicts of Interest and NOTWEBHOST
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Conflicts of Interest and NOTWEBHOST

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In a series of edits last year, and to address a number of concerns raised by multiple editors (including during a related AfD discussion), much of the problematic content in this article was removed. Including most of the promotional, "Wikipedia as an extension of the subject's own website", apparent COI/vanity, inappropriate broadcast schedule, unqualified editorial, apparent nonsense/vandalism and generally uncited and editorial content.

Earlier today, much of it was restored. Including the apparent hoax/vandalism about the subject's "sister station" being the International Space Station, the editorial about the subject's output being "wide" "varied" and "popular", the promotional tone taken in describing the "great success" in being nominated for awards, the uncited and out-of-scope lists of programs and broadcast times, and uncited "list of every staff-member ever". In restoring this content, many of the references (added to the article since) were removed.

I have reverted these edits. For the reasons above. And those noted in the relevant edit summary.

If there is justification for restoring this content, and removing the relevant references, then I am happy to discuss that rationale here. I would otherwise remind involved editors of the policies against editing Wikipedia in their own interest or considering Wikipedia to be a form of free webhost for their own organisation.

Cheers. Guliolopez (talk) 17:29, 7 May 2020 (UTC)Reply