Worth Noting
It's Complicated: Your Situationship with Wikipedia
You did real work and got real coverage, so why won't it support a Wikipedia page? We explain the narrow standard Wikipedia's editors apply, how we sort a company's press into what holds up and what doesn't, and why we'd rather say "not yet" than submit a draft that fails.
The Birkin Bag of the Internet: Why a Wikipedia Page is the Ultimate Status Asset
Hermès won't let you buy a Birkin. Wikipedia won't let you buy a page. The reason is the same.
PR vs. Wikipedia: Why Traditional Publicity Doesn't Always Translate
Great PR doesn't always make a great Wikipedia page. Learn why traditional publicity often falls short of Wikipedia's standards.
Why Reliable Sources Are the Currency of Wikipedia
Reliable, independent coverage is the foundation of Wikipedia eligibility. Here's what counts as a "reliable source" and why press releases aren't enough.