Talk:Mark Maclaine
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Wednesday 11th April 2007
Is it not the point of Wikipedia to try and grow to include all of these? There are many contributors trying to write articles on producers, musicians, bands and groups that are not already featured on wiki - these will be added one by one.
From the About Wikipedia page:
"Since its creation in 2001, Wikipedia has grown rapidly into one of the largest reference Web sites on the Internet." - it would seem that the comprehensiveness of this online resource is something that the Wikipedia comunity pride ourselves on.
"You are welcome to add further information, cross-references, or citations, so long as you do so within Wikipedia's editing policies and to an appropriate standard."
I agree that the best place to start is with musicians and producers that have albums released, certainly this article would qualify. If you can recommend any that have releases that don't have wiki articles please let any of us know and we'll start researching them too.
Jameslenton 12:11, 11 April 2007 (UTC)
Monday 9th April 2007
It's a nice article, but surely this is a promotional article which is basically advertising Mark Maclaine?
There are hundreds of producers and bands which do not feature on Wikipedia due to their small impact in today's music scene.
