The result was KEEP. TigerShark 13:46, 3 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]
WP:N.
OK, allow me to give some background of this whole matter. Once upon a time, there was a man named Wallace Ward. He decided to call himself Frank R. Wallace, and then started a publishing company called I & O Publishing, later called Integrated Management Associates (IMA). This company sells books expounding a philosophical doctrine called Neo-Tech. So we have 3 things:
Now, here's the thing: there are something like 0.000 reliable sources — as in, peer-reviewed journals or news sources with editorial oversight — which specifically discuss Wallace the person. Where news sources discuss Wallace, their stories are about his company, i.e. IMA: see
User:Bridge & Tunnel has tried to show that Wallace the person is "notable" by appealing to the following sources:
However, as far as I can tell, these sources hadn't undergone any rigorous fact-checking or peer-review process, they weren't written by known authorities on the subject at hand (i.e. Frank R. Wallace, the person), and neither do they devote significant amount of space to discussing Wallace the man.
Also, although this article was marked with the ((Notability)) tag only this month, it had already been in an unreliable state as long as it existed (since 2005 Dec 22).
-- Bi 15:47, 23 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]
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