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I have zero affiliation with Aicha Evans. Evans has received significant coverage from reliable sources independent of the subject: the Financial Times, Forbes, Business Insider, and other publications. I hoped to add this article on a notable subject as a small contribution towards gender equity on Wikipedia, but I see this may be unwelcome. Enby (talk) 03:37, 28 June 2020 (UTC)[reply]
Hi, I tried to buoy this article by fixing formatting, adding 11 references, and verifying education and former roles. I also removed most of the quotes from newspapers, which may have led to the earlier suspicion. Hope this helps! (talk)
@Tarselli: Hi. Thanks for adding to the article. I see you removed, changed, and added a lot of content and references. I hope your approach will work and the new submission is accepted. The quotes from newspapers were not present when it was submitted. Here is the old revision of the page that was initially submitted. I pared down citations to only very high-quality publications (WSJ, FT, Forbes, NYT, etc.) on the advice of experienced editors in Live Help; that revision is here. My primary concern is still getting the incorrect "Undisclosed paid" note removed (because, again, I was not paid and the note is inaccurate), but I'll also do a little copyediting of the current version of the article but won't touch the content changes you made. Cheers. Enby (talk) 22:04, 12 July 2020 (UTC)[reply]
