Talk:David M. Roth
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An individual covered by or significantly related to this article, David M. Roth, has edited Wikipedia as Thegreatdr (talk · contribs). This user's editing has included this article. Readers are encouraged to review Wikipedia:Autobiography for information concerning autobiographical articles on Wikipedia. |
[edit] Autobiography catch 22 and notability
After Evoluxia created the article, I made some edits to include information about me which was on the web, and verifiable. Apparently this could be considered in violation of WP:AUTO since such edits would be more positively slanted than negatively slanted. It should be stated that I have not removed any negative information from the article. I noticed someone added a notability tag to the page. Since there are articles about forecasters from the National Hurricane Center within wikipedia, I don't see how an article about a forecaster from the Hydrometeorological Prediction Center would be of any decreased notability. If it is on equal par, the NHC forecaster articles also need such a tag. I'm fine with the article being deleted, if others deem it so. So many wikipedia rules...so little time. Thegreatdr 13:29, 4 October 2007 (UTC)
