Kozlov

Notability of Michael Kozlov

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Notability

I haven't really looked to see if you are notable enough for an article in Wikipedia right now. It's possible that you are, by the nature of your research. However, this has to be established by your credentials in the science community as indicated by outside sources, and you have to provide these sources, not your articles, but links to your articles being cited by others, and biographical information about you referenced in citable sources not written by you. Outside of this, and in addition to this, the article must be written in Standard English, not a resume with lists, and not with substandard highlighting and improper bibliographic references (Harvard or MLA or anything is fine, but they have to be standard bibliographic references, not italicized article titles, bolded authors, etc.). KP Botany 05:29, 6 August 2007 (UTC)