Talk:Coromandel International

Latest comment: 14 years ago by DoriSmith in topic Reliable and unreliable sources

Reliable and unreliable sources edit

Currently (October 19, 2009), this article has 23 sources used as references, most of which don't pass the WP:RS policy. Here's how I see them:

  1. sify.com - appears to pull from a database; not a published article
  2. google.com - another database
  3. icarda.org - press release
  4. thehindu.com - usually a reliable source, but this appears to be a reprint of a press release
  5. businesstoday.intoday.in - site is currently down, so I can't tell
  6. enet.cflindia.com - subject's own web site
  7. cii.in - marketing piece from the Confederation of Indian Industry
  8. cii-iq.in - another marketing piece from the Confederation of Indian Industry
  9. murugappa.com - web site of subject's corporate parent
  10. vizagbuzz.com - this site's own about page (seen here) says they aren't reliable
  11. thehindubusinessline.com - appears to be a press release
  12. ias.ac.in - looks like a solid source, but it doesn't actually say much about the subject
  13. ohio4h.org - press release
  14. cseindia.org - promotional; doesn't actually say much about the subject
  15. financialexpress.com - press release that isn't actually about the subject
  16. financialexpress.com - another press release that isn't actually about the subject
  17. thehindubusinessline.com - appears to be a press release
  18. thehindubusinessline.com - appears to be a press release
  19. thehindubusinessline.com - appears to be a press release
  20. online.wsj.com - this is an actual article, but subject isn't mentioned until five paragraphs from the end
  21. indiaprwire.com - press release
  22. fao.org - database lookup that says nothing about the company
  23. fao.org - database lookup that says nothing about the company

Without solid sourcing, there isn't an article. Right now, this article has little to no sourcing. Dori ❦ (TalkContribsReview) ❦ 01:01, 20 October 2009 (UTC)Reply