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I reviewed this article thrice to determine whether it is considered worthy of a Wikipedia entry. Firstly, I saw there were good sources as though a reviewer will do. I now checked the sources and almost a good percentage weren't reliable per
WP:RS. Religion of sources and lack of
WP:SIRS definitely defined this type of article.
In second checking for confirmation, I discovered so many sources lined her perhaps a single line other quote while addressing her as a worker at Penal. I would have said this should be redirected to the organisation page but didn't see any advocacy worthy enough for
WP:ATD. Another subtle was drive by the award nomination. This cannot be called
WP:ANYBIO since it was once nominated and wasn't won (it's is also a lesser award, thus not major like ANYBIO. I've therefore brought this to the table proper discussion. Safari ScribeEdits!Talk!19:52, 9 June 2024 (UTC)reply
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User:Oaktree b, the sources you listed all were independent of the Ugandan academic Spire or nearer to that. However, one nominated award is never enough for a career that isn't established. For example, a writer that has written extensively and appeared in reaserch paper may be considered even with the writing and more when nominated for an award like this. In this context, however, the article doesn't meet GNG of her career or any significant impact or SIGCOV of her advocacy ad work. Arguing about an award that is not even won is likely biased for me. It's simply a reminder! Safari ScribeEdits!Talk!23:37, 9 June 2024 (UTC)reply
Relisted to generate a more thorough discussion and clearer consensus. Relisting comment: A review of newly found sources would be helpful. Please add new comments below this notice. Thanks, LizRead!Talk!21:44, 16 June 2024 (UTC)reply
Comment: From the source presented, I don't see how this person won this award. She seem to be a runner up which didn't mean she won a significant award or has been invited for it many times (stated in
WP:ANYBIO). While the sources listed by Oaktree b is about the announcement of the award,
source 3 and
source 4 still were about Dr. Spire who won the award, and little coverage of the runners up. Safari ScribeEdits!Talk!22:49, 27 June 2024 (UTC)reply
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