Deletion of Jeremy Taylor (writer)

Comment: but consider merging some of the related content, certainly the article for his book Discover Trinidad and Tobago, which does not warrant separate coverage, and probably also  the article for the publisher he runs, Media and Editorial Projects Limited, and perhaps also   Caribbean Beat  the magazine he publishes, and even  Caribbean Review of Books,  which he also publishes--though that is the one of them all which most deserves a separate article. I must admit I felt a little more positive about this before discovering separate articles on each of them, a classical alled Garden. This is one of those cases where there might well be distinct sources for notability , but they are not in any practical way accessible to us because of regional bias. It's not just getting access to print: Some regions and languages have neither print nor online adequate periodical or newspaper indexes, or even book union catalogs. And in the US there are inadequate collections for some areas in even the major libraries. And some aspects of life of great human cultural and economic significance do not publish anything that resembles what we think of as reliable sources; some still rely entirely upon oral or manuscript traditions. The only approach to this that is productive for us in the short run is to relax our standards for what we do accept, in consideration of what can be expected to be found. In the long one, we can hope that the spreat of the multilingual Wikipedia projects will encourage the development of the necessary resources. I have sometime criticized some WMF initiatives, but their efforts to increase participation for the global south, and for development in these regions of the necessary basic information resources, do information from the things and people important to them can get the recognition they deserve in the general world community
Stance: keep
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