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Your thoughts on my draft for the Familial DNA section[edit]

Hello- I noticed your edits on the familial DNA section of DNA Profiling and I have been working on expanding on them and the section. I have a draft posted here User:Spu2011 that I'm hoping to paste in this week or next. Please let me know what you think, and if you'd have any issues with me pasting this in over what is there already. I was hoping to keep it consistent with what was currently there but expand on the history, technology, differences between familial and partial matching,etc. Thanks Spu2011 (talk) 17:34, 22 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]


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Integrity Asset Management[edit]

Hello Frank, and welcome to Wikipedia. About the article you created, it was only sourced from the company's own website. One of the requirements for notability (you may want to see Wikipedia's notability guidelines) is that it has multiple, reliable, external sources. Second, though the company may be notable, the article did not assert its notability. If you don't state why the company is notable, it doesn't seem notable. Finally, if you wish to appeal the deletion, you may want to see the deletion review process. Best of luck to you. Regards, Keilana 22:22, 19 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Yes, I of course agree that that one article was reliable and a good external source. However, the general guideline is to have multiple reliable sources, and the article did not assert the company's notability, i.e. why it should be written about on Wikipedia. I'm sorry for not responding to your question; this specific article was deleted because it was brought to my attention for deletion. If there are others that should be deleted, please point them out by tagging them with a speedy deletion tag. Also, if you wish to have the deletion overturned, I strongly suggest you request review at deletion review. I'm sorry for the delay in answer, and happy editing to you. Best regards, Keilana 23:52, 20 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]