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Not a notable website. Only two sources not published by the website are used in the article. One is simply MetroUK reposting cartoons that were originally posted on Everyday Feminism without much coverage of Everyday Feminism itself, and the other is a multi-person blog called Ravishly. While they do have a verified Twitter, that doesn't automatically confer them notability and many websites/people with verified Twitters aren't notable. Same here. Grognard Extraordinaire
Chess(talk) Ping when replying
05:54, 26 December 2019 (UTC)reply
Delete - I looked, but could not find multiple reliable secondary sources with significant coverage per
WP:GNG. Regardless of the likely good intentions of the creator and past editors of the article, I believe
WP:NOTSPAM comes into play as well. The website does sell "
webinars" like
this one about "Astrology as Healing Work" for $39.
-Crossroads- (
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05:43, 27 December 2019 (UTC)reply
Comment: As article creator I just wanted to clarify that I have never had any affiliation with this website, though I was a frequent reader of it at the time I created the article. I don't feel strongly about whether or not this article should be kept at this time.
Funcrunch (
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19:00, 28 December 2019 (UTC)reply
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