Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Brad Wilson (Entrepreneur)
Tenuous, like ? While it means that you will actually have to do some work, the full text of the article is not available online to non-subscribers. That it exists, refers to the individual in question is undeniable, and there is no requirement of  that requires a link that will pull up the article in its entirety (nor has anyone ever provided one of those concocted sources that says so). The link provided in the reference is an accurate copy of the full article as it appeared online and corresponds exactly to the article that appeared in the Eastern Edition of the ''Wall Street Journal'' on page B8 of the January 4, 2005 issue of the paper. If you can demonstrate that this source does not pass both  and , let's hear.  is a cute little blurb, but we don't pay attention to things someone made up in school one day, we use actual Wikipedia criteria, such as . Please stop using imaginary, made-up criteria and deal with the issue at hand: the ''Wall Street Journal'' article fully satisfies  with a source that meets  and 
— User:Alansohn, 19:37, 31 October 2006 (UTC)
Stance: comment
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