'Sources' should be secondary sources, as those provide the most objective evidence of notability.
A hat of notability and prestige, the taj is often made of rich fabrics, brocaded, and bejeweled.
'Reliable' means sources need editorial integrity to allow verifiable evaluation of notability, per the reliable source guideline.
He then launched into a brief PowerPoint presentation on Wikipedian jargon, including the idea of "notability," which demands that a topic have "received significant coverage in reliable sources that are independent of the subject".
The individual told Mr Thompson that his attempt to post about his company had been "declined because of lack of notability and the content up there did not meet Wiki requirements".
Robertson attained a summit of notability in 1894, when Sargent pronounced him paintable, though Sargent assured him that the coat, not the sitter, was at the heart of the picture.
(An earlier entry on Strickland had been rejected due to lack of "notability"). Katherine Maher, executive director of the nonprofit Wikimedia Foundation, responded with an op-ed observing that the encyclopedia mirrors, but does not cause, the world's biases.
Conversely, for people in Wikipedia born since 1900, being female increases the chances of notability.
For people in Wikipedia born before 1900, being a female decreases the chances of notability, as one would predict based on the historical exclusion of women [25].
Google launched Gmail into an immediate state of notability with its Beta strategy, and chose to hang on to the tag for years for good measure.
In the grounds are a number of structures of notability and interest.
