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editI see that there is some concern that my article needs to be brought up to Wikipedia standards and I will try to confirm to the best of my ability as to avoid deletion. I have been very careful to avoid anything other than facts in regard to the music career of Brian Maes. I have viewed many other articles on Wikipedia about living musicians to try and get ideas on how to present my article. I will begin gathering material to cite immediately to help verify all content in the article. I welcome any and all suggestions on how to proceed. I feel that Brian Maes'contribution is noteworthy and hope to show how his work has done much to nurture aspiring musicians in and around his community. I hope to become a better writer as a result of the opportunity that Wikipedia has given me. Thank you. ¡£. (talk) 03:50, 24 August 2010 (UTC)
- The most important issue is the inclusion of acceptable sources, per WP:RELIABLE. A good example appears to be Robert Ellis Orrall. Good luck, JNW (talk) 04:49, 24 August 2010 (UTC)
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edit"Joe Carlton prepared Maes for his audition and acceptance to Berklee in 1975" I can't cite this with a published reference, but I know from personal experience that Berklee College of Music did hold auditions for prospective students in 1975. At that time, students could enroll with minimal musical skills. Students that could not cut it typically washed out before the end of their first semester. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 174.196.199.245 (talk) 03:04, 23 October 2020 (UTC)