Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Chicago Food Truck Festival
Correction, reference to the Chicago Food Truck Festival in Adweek is not a trival mention like Martin Walker's statement, in a newspaper article about Bill Clinton,1 that "In high school, he was part of a jazz band called Three Blind Mice" is plainly a trivial mention of that band. Unlike, the mention about Bill Clinton, the article was not about jazz bands but specifically about Bill Clinton thus trivializing the statement about a jazz band and three blind mice. However, in the Adweek article, the subject of the article is specifically about Summer Food Festivals lean on digital marketing. And it specifically is written about festivals throughout America that use digital marketing. Chicago Food Truck Festival is one of those festivals and in no way is a trivial mention. The name was not just used in passing but specifically to show this summer food festival also leaned on digital marketing and doing so drew 10,000 people. Furthermore, ADWEEK took the time to create a bold title link for Chicago Food Truck Festival. Then the article is specifically about Summer Food Festivals. That is no trivial mention like Martin Walker's statement, in a newspaper article about Bill Clinton that mentioned he was part of a jazz band called the three blind mice. This article was created to specifically to highlight Summer Food Festival throughout America that lean on digital marketing. It then specifically talks about Chicago Food Truck Festival using digital marketing and drawing over 10,000 people. Chicago Food Truck Festival is one of those few Summer food festivals. There is nothing trivial about that. Furthermore, this event has referenced links from NBC television and WGN radio. These are a notable sources which clearly passes the notability test
— User:Thelegaldude, 01:19, 3 July 2018 (UTC)
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