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Comment: Note to reviewers: Should likely change title to Arts Professional (publication) if accepting this as "Arts professional" also means a person working in the arts so might be confusing to readers). To @Rfenwick who created the draft: It does seem as though the reporting of this publication is frequently cited by other reliable sources, and this is quite likely to fulfil criteria 3 and 4 of Wikipedia:Notability_(media)#Newspapers,magazines_and_journals. However the article is written as a list of things the article has written that have been cited by others. Could you instead write this section more as a summary, establishing that the publication is relied upon? Make it more like an encyclopaedia article than a list of claims. Also please do take a look at Wikipedia:Notability(media)#Newspapers,_magazines_and_journals and consider whether the publication may fulfil other criteria. Once notability is established (e.g. by showing the reporting has been influential and that its cited by other reliable sources) you could also add a bit more about the history and focus of the publication to make the article more interesting. Also, do any of the sources write ABOUT Arts Professional more generally, or do they just reference the news stories they've written about? It definitely strengthens your case for notability if there is coverage of the publication itself and not just the stories its published. Lijil (talk) 09:17, 2 July 2025 (UTC)Reply
Comment: Note to reviewers: Should likely change title to Arts Professional (publication) if accepting this as "Arts professional" also means a person working in the arts so might be confusing to readers). To @Rfenwick who created the draft: It does seem as though the reporting of this publication is frequently cited by other reliable sources, and this is quite likely to fulfil criteria 3 and 4 of Wikipedia:Notability_(media)#Newspapers,magazines_and_journals. However the article is written as a list of things the article has written that have been cited by others. Could you instead write this section more as a summary, establishing that the publication is relied upon? Make it more like an encyclopaedia article than a list of claims. Also please do take a look at Wikipedia:Notability(media)#Newspapers,_magazines_and_journals and consider whether the publication may fulfil other criteria. Once notability is established (e.g. by showing the reporting has been influential and that its cited by other reliable sources) you could also add a bit more about the history and focus of the publication to make the article more interesting. Also, do any of the sources write ABOUT Arts Professional more generally, or do they just reference the news stories they've written about? It definitely strengthens your case for notability if there is coverage of the publication itself and not just the stories its published. Lijil (talk) 09:17, 2 July 2025 (UTC)