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[edit] N-Trance
Sorry if the comments on the AfD seem a bit sharp - it's just that there are such a lot of them that we can't write huge essays for each. Stylistically, there's nothing significantly wrong with the article (although it's a bit overbalanced with external links); our real problem is whether the company is considered to be notable - that is, whether it is significant to warrant an article on the encyclopedia. Because this kind of problem frequently arises, we have a set of guidelines (given on WP:NOTE) to decide what merits inclusion. The relevant part for this article is Wikipedia:Notability (companies and corporations), often referred to for brevity as WP:CORP. This gives a set of general criteria that we use to determine whether a company is notable, and if you want the article to be included, you will most likely have to cite sources showing that the company fulfills those criteria. Having said this, the criteria are not exclusive, so if you have some other exceptional evidence of notability, that may be accepted too. Please don't hesitate to contact me on my talk page if you have any questions, and I hope that my rather verbose explanation was of some help. --David Mestel(Talk) 16:45, 6 August 2006 (UTC)
- It's not so much a question of trust-worthiness - its just that the company looks like it's non-notable, so there's not much anyone can do. If you want to get it kept, I'd say that your best bet is probably to find some information about its use by the Israeli government and treasury. --David Mestel(Talk) 06:18, 7 August 2006 (UTC)
