User talk:Cookies and Creme/Archive 4: Difference between revisions

Hi Cookies and Creamers (I apologize for the spontaneous nickname and will remove it if you wish so), how do I know if a player deserves an article? I know, of course, if the player itself is a highly distinguished player or at least a professional is obvious, but the lines around content creation sort of blur. To be more specific, I want to write an article on Chippy, you know, the funny Marss guy, but I'm not sure if he falls under "eligible for article writing". As far as I know, he's never been ranked offline or online, but he has taken sets off DM and Unleashed and (after a bit of digging) an online set off Goblin. And, well, everyone knows the funny Marss guy, but I don't think I can proceed. What are the requirements for writing a player article?[[User:Certainlyfour|Certainlyfour]] ([[User talk:Certainlyfour|talk]]) 03:12, June 21, 2021 (EDT)

:Not Cookies he should be probably sleeping rn, but I have looked at Chippy results before and I think his results seems already passable overall before the recent invitationals. You should look at [[SW:NOTABLE|the notability guidline]] tho for more details. If Chippy satisfied the guideline then he is a notable player and therefore can have a page. By the way, Semi-professional exists and I would imagine Chippy having this skill status if he is going to have a page. [[File:Grand Dad.png|23x20px]] [[User:NaughtyPigMario|<span style="color: red;">'''NPM'''</span>]]  [[User talk:NaughtyPigMario|''<span style="color: blue;">Morr!?</span>'']] [[File:NaughtyPigBoi.jpg|23x20px]] 04:11, June 21, 2021 (EDT)