Talk:Salesianum School

message: I strongly contend that the Trivia section should be put back up. - Schrandit 19:12, 19 March 2006 (EST)
:And it can stay, as long as it only contains verifiable and encyclopedic material.  The addition of unverifiable material is against Wikipedia policy.  Please do not continue adding this.  Thank you. Fightindaman 00:58, 20 March 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: I only partially agree with Fightindaman.  The trivia section should not stay or be reintroduced, regardless of how verifiable it is.  If there is verifiable encyclopedic material, it should be worked into the body of the article or one of its sections. HokieRNB 13:56, 27 June 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: But what does it mean to be encyclopedic in our context?  In the context of a properly marked section I feel these little bits of information can only help give the reader a better understanding of a school's enviroment.  Take a look at Yale; its not terribly important to know that at graduation seniors smash clay pipes but it doesn't detract from the more serious parts of the page and is fun to know.  I think the trivia section should stay. - Schrandit 07:51, 30 June 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Trivia

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message: Zombie club? - Schrandit (talk) 01:03, 29 August 2009 (UTC)
thread_title: Clubs

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message: You have re-added unnotable people to the list of Notable alumni. If a user is notable, they should have a Wikipedia article. Of course, this means there will be some notable people without a Wikipedia article, but this is rarely the case. According to WP:BASIC, criteria for being notable is as follows: (A) multiple published (B) secondary sources that are (1) reliable, (2) intellectually independent of each other, and (3) independent of the subject. Based on sources given in the article:
Miguel A. Bezos: No sources, also I would argue that if an article isn't made on Jeff Bezos' dad, it's safe to assume he's not notable, as one would have been made by now
John M. Byrne: Both sources provided are related to the person
William M. Duffy: Facebook post
James V. Fiorelli: One reliable source, one source that seems unreliable
Will Fetters: Two reliable sources, one with very little information
David J. Kelly: Two reliable sources, one with very little information
Albert "Jim" Madora: One source that seems unreliable
Edward J. Scully: Two reliable sources
Thomas Turcol: One dead link, one reliable source with very little information
Note, in WP:BASIC, it also says that sources without substantial coverage are generally considered more insufficient than a source with substantial coverage. I argue this would apply to Will Fetters, David Kelly, and Thomas Turcol.
As for now, I will delete the names with an apparent lack of citations, particularly Miguel Bezos, John Byrne, William Duffy, and Albert Madora. Ones I am not deleting are James Fiorelli, Will Fetters, David Kelly, Edward Scully, and Thomas Turcol. Please respond so we can discuss the inclusion of these people, or about the deleted people if you find an adequate amount of citations on them. The GEICO gecko (talk) 00:11, 31 December 2022 (UTC)
thread_title:  Notable alumni