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Your submission at Articles for creation: David Gianotten (January 18) @Curb Safe Charmer edit

@Curb Safe Charmer thank you for your edits to Draft:David Gianotten. I am not sure about your comments and am seeking your advice.

The sources that I have included have all been published by third parties.

- Design Trust (20 March 2020). "International Advisory Council". Retrieved 18 January 2021. (Design trust is an independent NGO based in Hong Kong)

- Gianotten, David (26 Feb 2013). "Hier is een architect heus geen superstar" (Interview) (in Dutch). Interviewed by Henny de Lange. Retrieved 8 December 2021.

(Trouw is a widely read Dutch newspaper, and an article, even interview, published there should be credible? I assume the journalist has also fact-checked?)

- Wiles, William (16 October 2008). "Roombeek Culture Cluster". ICON. Retrieved 18 January 2021. (ICON is an important design magazine, thus a reliable source?)

- Van Schoor, Steven (2014). 'Ik ben geen ik' - de verdwijntruc van Rem Koolhaas ['I am not me' - Rem Koolhaas's disappearing act] (PDF). Masterscriptie, Ghent University (Thesis) – via Universiteitsbibliotheek Gent. (This is a published thesis by a student researcher. in the article, interviews with Gianotten have been quoted as reliable sources too.)

- Wong, Olga; Chow, Vivienne (4 January 2011). "Architectural firm OMA moves Asian HQ from Beijing to Hong Kong". Retrieved 8 December 2021. (South China Morning Post is the largest English language newspaper in Hong Kong. Assuming that the journalists have factchecked, and the article with quotes from Gianotten is reliable?)

- "Gianotten named managing partner-architect of OMA". Construction Week (Press release). 9 December 2014. Retrieved 18 January 2021. (This is not a press release, but a news item published by a trade publication. Assuming that the info has been fact checked?)

- Gosavi, Ritu. "Design for a five-story office building in Amsterdam revealed by OMA / David Gianotten". Rethinking The Future. Retrieved 8 December 2021. (This is not an interview. it is recent, and covers the work of Gianotten rather extensively)

- Gianotten, David. "Conversations with Leading Professionals" (Interview). Interviewed by Aaron Prinz. Retrieved 8 December 2021. (AR is one of the most important platforms for architects. assuming what they publish is credible?)

I have included these sources based on my knowledge that I got from journalism school and phd studies. I am hoping to understand why the sources included above are not credible. Would be wonderful to have your feedback, and thanks so much for all your input. Manha Sylvia (talk) 00:43, 19 January 2022 (UTC)Reply