Talk:Zach Bonner
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Interview with Talk to America edit
I've reverted this edit because Talk to America's webchat is not significant to Zach Bonner's life. Talk to America is not a notable webchat. It is not as notable as being interviewed on Good Morning America. Bonner's appearance on Good Morning America has been covered in reliable sources; however, his interview on Talk to America has received no outside media coverage. Cunard (talk) 19:20, 19 June 2009 (UTC)
Arizona Moms Network source edit
I consider the "Little Red Wagon Movie Premieres in Mesa" article at http://www.arizonamomsnetwork.com/little-red-wagon-movie-premieres-in-mesa/ (Wayback Machine archive) a reliable source.
The website Arizona Moms Network has editorial oversight according to http://www.arizonamomsnetwork.com/guest-contributor-guidelines/ (Wayback Machine archive):
- All posts must be written in English, using correct grammar and spelling.
- Posts must be relevant to the readers of Arizona Moms Network.
- Must be original writing, published only on Arizona Moms Network.
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- No self-promotion or links in the post. That is taken care of through the bio.
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- All submissions become the property of Arizona Moms Network with full credit given to the author.
According to http://www.arizonamomsnetwork.com/wendy-wright/ (Wayback Machine archive), Wendy Wright, the author of "Little Red Wagon Movie Premieres in Mesa", is "the founder and voice behind Arizona Moms Network". She is a "featured contributor to 30 Second Mom, featured reviewer for SheStreamsTV, and contributor to The Arizona Republic".
Based on these details, I believe the article passes the Wikipedia:Identifying reliable sources guideline. Cunard (talk) 07:19, 28 August 2013 (UTC)
Revision deletion request edit
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Please revision delete this edit per Wikipedia:Revision deletion#Criteria for redaction 2: "Grossly insulting, degrading, or offensive material that has little/no encyclopedic or project value and/or violates our biographies of living people policy." I am using {{Edit fully-protected}} even though this page is not fully protected because it will attract the attention of administrators who can do the revision deletion. Cunard (talk) 07:02, 1 March 2016 (UTC)
