Talk:VeganBurg
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[edit]This is one of my first articles I wrote from scratch, I saw there was some history about this page a few years ago, therefore I tryed to be very carefully about using to many references to the restaurant/company homepage. See also: Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/VeganBurg from 9 January 2014 (UTC). Added --Never stop exploring (talk) 12:41, 3 May 2015 (UTC)
Sources
[edit]- Ref 1
- vegetarian-society.org
This is a forum and not a reliable source. It can be used to support facts, but not to show notability.
- Ref 2
- travel.cnn.com
Although this source is reliable, it isn't an in-depth source. It has comments interviews with the creator, which is not independent. The rest of the content is nothing to show why this is notable.
- Ref 3
- straitstimes.com
Seems like an ok reference. But alone it's no good.
- Ref 4
- ecorazzi.com
Seems to be a blog and not a news item. Not known for fact checking nor peer-reviewed or has editorial oversight.
- Ref 5
- hungrygowhere.com
Provides no real information which is of value to Wikipedia. It is not a reliable source since it is just a posting/listing in a resturant-database.
- Ref 6
- foursquare.com
See Ref 5 above. Also not an independent source.
- Ref 7
- vegetarian-society.org
Only mentions the subject in passing, and is not in-depth to prove notability.
- Ref 8
- foodpanda.sg
See Ref 5 above.
- Ref 9
- veganburg.com
The subjects own website. Not independent nor reliable, per WIkipedias standards, since they are out to promote the subject rather than to tell the "truth".
- Ref 10
- sassymamasg.com
See Ref 5 above.
Sources checked by (t) Josve05a (c) 04:02, 15 May 2015 (UTC)