Deletion of Daniel Ra

Comment: There is a minimum of at least three publications on internationally accredited magazines. Also posts which refer back to Deviant Art and or Behance, feature competitions and or notifications listed by staff and or those sponsored by well accredited corporations such as ADOBE and NVIDIA (meaning they do qualify as ). Behance and DA harbor well over 300,000 members and have been around for a decade. They are multi-million dollar companies as of today. The international design collective known as SlashTHREE also garners over a million hits per exhibit, and features some of the top designers from across the globe. They have been known for collaborations with such huge facets like ENVATO. They will be representing in the OFFF (biggest international design event)conference in July. Also those "not so credible" discussion boards, one of which sold last year for $40,000 (planet renders), and again they are postings created by staff. These discussion boards, have rather high Alexa scores as well. Another thing, SlashTHREE is not a company, and is not owned by Daniel. Also a Google search of Daniel Ra, is misleading seeing as there is another person besides the Daniel Ra mentioned within this article that shares that name. This article has been up for several months now, and has undergone multiple revisions and criticisms, has even been tagged for review and has passed. This article fulfills requirements since it shows that Daniel has won a national award per requirements (in fact he has won 2 notable awards and has been publicized on more than one accredited magazine.) Also there are actually 15 sources, but the implementation was incorrect, and it somehow duplicated the sources. 15 sources, 6-7 of which are credible, more than enough to meet the requirements. There are some minor flaws that can be edited and cleaned up, but overall this article meets the requirements, and demonstrates credibility, well written as well. Also, "resume padding"? The boy is a Biology major, most of the things listed in his article has no place in a medical/science resume. If there are further complications pertaining to this article, please tag for review. I don't think this discussion need go further.— Preceding Wikipedia:Signatures|unsigned comment added by
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