:I can answer some of that. Yes, Wikipedia is user editable just like IMDB. Odd as it sounds, Wikipedia itself is not considered a reliable source for another Wikipedia article. I have looked at the main article on film commissions, and you are correct that it is rife with problems. At this moment there are 3,448,062 articles on Wikipedia, and only a few thousand active editors who actually work with content, so sometimes an article like this slips through. I have already begun editing it to fix some of these problems. The article draft you have presented above is by no means the worst thing I have ever seen posted on Wikipedia, but it seems this commission has not received significant attention from reliable sources. This is the reason it is not acceptable. I've been through Kamploops myself, it is an unusaul area, one doesn't expect to see desert so far north, but until the commission itself manages to get coverage in multiple sources that are entirely independent from it and have a reputation for fact-checking and accuracy it will not be an acceptable subject for a Wikipedia article, regardless of whether other flawed articles also exist. Now that we have established this, is there any other topic you would be interested in writing about? If you have interests other than this one article your latest name suggestion seems fine and you could probably be unblocked if you agree not to attempt to repost an article on the TNRD until it undeniably meets our minimum standards for an article.