== Appreciate your input on whether Doctors Opposing Circumcision meets WP:GNG == 

 Hi Northamerica1000, I've seen you do really good work at WP:AFD and I wanted to get your input on whether Doctors Opposing Circumcision meets WP:GNG.  This is a new article by the relatively inexperienced user .  On his User Talk page, I've pointed him to WP:GNG and tried to get him to engage on it but haven't had success doing so.  In the box below is my review of the article sourcing as it currently stands. 

 * DOC PR/press release  Denniston GC. Doctors Opposing Circumcision (D.O.C.). NOCIRC Newsletter. Spring/Summer 1996. 
 * passing mention  Miller L. BeliefWatch: First Cut. Newsweek. May 6, 2007. 
 * brief quote from DOC president Denniston  Ostrom CM. The circumcision decision: Merits of procedure debated. Seattle Times. July 9, 2003. 
 * brief quote from DOC director Geisheker  Ostrom CM. Circumcision foes doubt practice can halt AIDS spread. Seattle Times. August 23, 2006. 
 * passing mention  Skidmore S. Circumcision case: What does boy want?. Seattle Times. January 26, 2008. 
 * letter to the editor by Geisheker  Letters Editor. Times article on circumcision in Washington draws ire. Seattle Times. August 18, 2006. 
 * brief quote from Geisheker  Ostrom CM. Circumcision benefits outweigh risks, pediatrics report says. Seattle Times. August 27, 2012. 
 * letter to the editor by Geisheker  Ceisheker JV. There's good concern for not circumcising boys. Washington Post. January 21, 2010. 
 * no mention of DOC  Boldt v. Boldt. 176 P.3d 388 (SC Oregon 2008). 
 * passing mention  Davis D. Fathers, foreskins and family law. Lahey Clinic Journal of Family Law. 2008;16(2):4,7. 
 * no mention of DOC  Diekema DS. Boldt v. Boldt: A pediatric ethics perspective. J Clin Ethics. 2009;20(3):251-7. PMID 19845198. 
 * no mention of DOC  Dolgin JL. Where Is the child? Circumcision and custody in Boldt v. Boldt. J Clin Ethics. 2009;20(3):244-50. PMID 19845197. 
 * DOC selfpub  Anonymous. [Genital Integrity Policy Statement]. Seattle: Doctors Opposing Circumcision, 2008. 
 * DOC selfpub  Anonymous. http://www.doctorsopposingcircumcision.org/pdf/2012-08-26A_Commentary.pdf... 

 All I see is brief mentions and one-sentence quotes from individuals associated with the organization, but not "significant coverage" of the organization itself.  Sugarcube73 on his user talk page has thrown up a list of other sources, most of which fail WP:RS as blogs, chat forum posts, etc. or they're self-published PR, etc.  The article itself suffers from COI editing, lack of sourcing, WP:SPIP, and WP:SELFPUB #5 (the article should not be based primarily on selfpub).  The usual remedy is to edit the article and use the significant coverage in reliable sources, but they don't exist.  My attempts to find better sourcing on Google News and Google Scholar turned up next to nothing.  What's your take on this?  Should the article go to AFD?  Can you find any better sourcing?  We'd really appreciate your input, and if you could, please respond at , as that's where all the conversation has been taking place.  Thanks much...