Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Zeitgeist Project
Charles, I suggest you read our policies and guidelines on |notability, |verifiability, |reliable sources and OT#CBALL|speculation. If, as you say, this is a nascent organisation with no coverage in reliable sources (such as newspapers) then it doesn't belong on Wikipedia yet. Being ambitious is good, but at the moment there is no way for the rest of us to tell whether your ability to carry the project through matches your ambitions, and therefore whether anything will come of it. As such an article at this time would be premature. If you do manage to recruit world leaders and Nobel laureates to your group though, you will get plenty of coverage and an article would be guaranteed. Until then though, the mere fact that you desire to recruit them is not by itself enough. Sorry for suggesting the organisation was a fabrication but - here's some friendly advice - by making so many claims about how important the Zeitgeist Project is going to be and providing so little support for them (even contact details are missing), your site does look like some of the hoax websites I've seen. We get a lot of them here. As for the linking, see Wikipedia:External links; Wikipedia articles are not places to collect any and all links with a tangential relevance to the subject of the article. The correct place for a link to zeitgeistproject would be the organisation's article itself - if it survives this AfD
— User:Iain99, 22:21, 23 March 2008 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:N||WP:V||WP:RS||WP:NOT (Wikipedia:Notability)