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Hi there. When you create an article on Wikipedia, you have to provide reliable third-party sources to show why it is notable for inclusion. The article is nice, but there's nothing from a third-party saying why this particular company meets the Wikipedia guidelines for inclusion. Sources such as newspapers, books, etc. are considered reliable sources. If you include some of these to back up the assertions made in the article, it should be ok, assuming there are any. Which is where again, the notability aspect comes in. You might want to start here: http://news.google.com/archivesearch?hl=en&tab;=wn&ned;=us&q;=%22Donlen+Corporation%22&ie;=UTF-8 as a suggestion. Best regards. (talk) "