Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Master Locksmiths Association
I just cleaned up the article somewhat, and it seems much less like blatant spam now (to me, at least). With these changes, I think it can now serve the useful purpose of providing basic information to readers about this organisation. However, I believe it still fails  and retains (relatively faint) traces of having been written as promotional advertising, and the activity of the organisation itself seems to include a substantially promotional element. The organisation's website prominently features a referral program that directs consumers to its members and promotes their services. With about 1400 individual members and 350 member companies, the organisation is not especially large or prominent, but it may indeed be – as one minister put it – the "principal trade body representing locksmiths and promoting standards within the industry" in the UK. That does seem fairly important, as I would personally like to know that the person I hire to be responsible for the security of my home or company has ''some'' kind of certification
— User:BarrelProof, 15:33, 17 June 2017 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)