Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Brad Wilson (Entrepreneur)
I'm glad you're referring to , which does not define "non-trivial".  provides the definition of trivial coverage as '''Media reprints of press releases, other publications where the company or corporation talks about itself, and advertising for the company. or Works carrying merely trivial coverage, such as newspaper articles that simply report extended shopping hours or the publications of telephone numbers and addresses in business directories.''' This standard is more than satisfied by teh sources provided. The article in the ''Wall Street Journal'' and the coverage on WLS-TV (the ABC flagship affiliate in Chicago) far exceed the non-trivial standard required, as they cover the individual, his business and the industry at length and in detail. I'd suggest taking a look at a print copy of the Journal, which does NOT print "fluffy" articles. You can use that argument if there was only one article in one local publication, but the pattern of coverage in national publications demonstrates full compliance with otability, using non-trivial sources from major media that meet the  and  standard required by . Anyone else want to defend thair delete vote
— User:Alansohn, 20:47, 31 October 2006 (UTC)
Stance: comment
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