Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Elecom
I do apologize to others for the burden caused by providing so many sources. I just felt that some on this AfD were not looking properly at the sources I provided, so I erred on the side of volume (though not on quality). I am still confused by HighKing's comments. On the one hand, s/he says that none of the online references I provided pass the criteria for establishing notability. I concede that a few are not that good, but HighKing has not responded to my defense of the others. What's odd is that HighKing says s/he is not rejecting the Nikkei when the fact that is exactly what s/he is doing, since five of the online articles I cited are from the Nikkei and its related publications. The argument that these are company press releases remains unfounded and basically calls into question all the corporate news gathering of the major financial paper in Japan (and one of the biggest in the world). I have the feeling HighKing should re-read  because there is a major difference between a website reprinting a corporate press release and an independent and third-party major news organization, with no conflict of interest, providing news coverage of what a corporation is doing. All the newspaper coverage I provided, including the online Nikkei coverage, are independent and significant RS that satisfy . HighKing has not shown they do not, but instead makes unfounded claims that essentially argue that the Nikkei only prints corporate press releases
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Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:INDEPENDENT||WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)