Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/The CODE for Global Ethics
or '''Userfy''' until some external sources can be found. The book exists, it is published by a real publisher (not self-published), and it is available through normal commercial channels; so far so good. However, I could not find a single reference about the book in reliable sources. There are a lot of Google hits, but they are to blogs etc. So it currently fails the notability test. Suggestions for the author if she decides to improve the article and try again: first, read the notability requirements at ; the absolute requirement is that there must be independent reliable sources talking about the book. If there aren't, then no amount of rewriting is going to make the article notable enough for Wikipedia. Those sources need to be cited in the article in a references section; you can learn how to do that Help:Contents/Editing_Wikipedia|here. The article currently does too much advocating for the author's viewpoint, instead of presenting information ABOUT the book. There are too many "see also" entries, many only tangentially related to the book. Finally, if the article is userfied, the name should be changed to "The Code for Global Ethics", losing the all-caps CODE
— User:MelanieN, 15:34, 23 July 2010 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:N (Wikipedia:Notability)