Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Olga Busuioc
This article very much shows why we strongly discourage people from writing Wikipedia articles about themselves. A Wikipedia article is |not supposed to be a CV and, at least currently, this article decidedly is one. As it happens, it is an extremely good CV for an operatic soprano who is not yet 30, but it not only does not clearly demonstrate the subjec's notabililty but actually hides the achievements that could make her notable in Wikipedia terms among far more that definitely do not. For instance, competition prizes are undoubtedly a useful way for up-and-coming musicians to demonstrate their quality, but very few of them help at all towards notabiity - in fact, the few that do are so well-known that it would be pointless to describe them as prestigious. What do usually count are leading roles with world-famous opera companies - the subject's recent Mimi in La Boheme with Los Angeles Opera may well count (but I would prefer to defer to editors from ikiProject Opera|WikiProject Opera on that point) and has certainly generated quite a bit of notice. It is quite possible that her Cio Cio San at the Teatro Comunale di Bologna would also count towards notability, and even if it does not, I would be surprised if the subject does not do enough within the next two or three years ro make her notable. But I am not sure that she is yet
— User:PWilkinson, 21:47, 3 July 2016 (UTC)
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Cited policy: WP:NOTCV||WP:W (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)