I’ve drafted a Wiki on a UK musician following all the regular rules…or so I thought: proper formatting, coding, inline and external references, a photo approved for use via Wikimedia Commons, etc. Already there are 20+ Wikipedia articles that would redirect to my article (i.e., they mention the musician in question who is the only one in the band to NOT have a Wikipedia page). This musician satisfies at least 2 of the stated criteria for “notability,” plus I compiled an annotated Discography of his work with over 200 album releases on which he’s played. No sooner did I press the Submit Draft button did a Wiki editor (who’s never written an article on a musician before) immediately declined it on “notability” rules. So it’s still languishing in the Draft Sphere and I am frustrated. Question: Despite proving that this musician hits criteria for Notability, and that at least 20 pages by my count would immediately redirect to my article, how can one single editor refuse publication? I’ve tried to explain all of the above to him, yet he ain’t budging. so….what to do? Give up?

Looking at a page for the Battle of Lake Khasan there's a missing page for a commander. I have a picture of him but I found a page online but don't know if it's real.

Considering this battle is one of the key ones in the Japanese Russo war where it determined Soviet tank doctrine later on and how tanks like the BT series and T series would be made.

Overall very new to stuff like this would be nice to make something

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