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This article was created by Qworty (talk·contribs), who has just been blocked because of sockpuppetry (see, for example, Wikipedia:Requests for checkuser/Case/Geri Litton) and, more generally, for violations of numerous Wikipedia policies and guidelines, including numerous WP:COI violations. In the case of this article, Terisa Greenan was the filmmaker for a documentary that largely focused on Robert Clark Young. Qworty (and quite possibly his sockpuppets - I've not done any investigation of the other editors), by creating this article, increase the apparent importance of his real persona (Robert Clark Young). (For background, see this article.)
Looking at the Wikipedia article, the only aspect of Greenan's life covered by reliable sources (Seattle Times, Newsweek, KOMO TV News) is her webisodes. That seems to me pretty thin gruel for proving notability. -- John Broughton(♫♫) 04:35, 20 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]
