Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/DJ Surge-N
Hi there. Just letting you know that the and can be met under "Has been placed in rotation nationally by any major radio network." and "Has become one of the most prominent representatives of a notable style" - This is an objective and neutral statement and this can be seen by comments, view counts and listen counts on the associated YouTube, MySpace and Facebook pages, as well as the Ectoplasmosis review and others which I also plan to add in due course. People now refer to DJ Surge-N as a trusted, consistent DJ who's solidified his remixing/mash up techniques in an online community and a progressively into the offline community. The radio station which played 'Tick-Toxic' in constant rotation was based in New Zealand, known as ZM. This I aim to get verified for reference purposes, however this may be difficult due to its rotation back in 2004-2005 originally. So taking these two points into account, I believe that and is met. I just wanted to clarify that to avoid another deletion as time has been spent on cleaning up the article and establishing it further, including a discography and some forthcoming edits. As of now I believe the information given accurately dictates DJ Surge-N's notability to an extent, using the resources cited. I plan to further this in due course, but due to other commitments I cannot edit full time. That being said, whenever the time permits I shall be elaborating further and adding onto the article which as of now provides a decent basis. Cheers
— User:Surge, 01:17, 26 May 2010 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:B||WP:B (Wikipedia:Bots)