Talk:Music of South Florida

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This article was nominated for deletion on 2 November 2006. The result of the discussion was keep.

[edit] Sources and article content

I will personally provide more sources for this article over the next few weeks. Improvements to the article are welcome, but just wiping it out isn't proper. Please discuss any proposed changes here on the talk page. Dreadlocke ☥ 06:38, 3 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Title Change

Dreadlocke, I am not sure as to what the title should be changed to. I think I would consider merging it into Music of Florida. That is my own personal opinion. That would seem logical and would also give you the liberty of editing and expansion. To be safe, I would ask an admin to see what they would suggest. Wikipediatrix has already moved this article for deletion and she is a stickler for sourcing and formating. I have had many issues with her myself and have now moved on past those things but I can assure you she will not stop until it is either sourced correctly or deleted. So I suggest you getting someone more than myself and Bobby to help. Now as far as sourcing the article goes. I think it should be a whole lot easier now. However, I still think you should bring in a variety of artists from that area. There are a ton of them. But caution must be used because they would need to be notable. I found this out when some of my articles that I created were deleted with claims of non-notability. I think that was BS becasue one of the artists was only 16 but was already on the charts with a top 10 song. I am going to rewrite the article on that artist but I will go about it with sourcing instead of popularity. I think you are doing just fine and if you will let me know which direction you would like to take I will see if I can find some sources for you during some of my research time. Junebug52 10:30, 6 Novemeber 2006 (UTC)