Wikipedia Entry of Libertarian Solution

[nickcoons]

A few individuals are attempting to have our (Libertarian Solution Radio Program) Wikipedia entry removed on the grounds that the claims are unverifiable, and the program is not notable. There is a discussion going on at this page (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Libertarian_Solution_Radio_Program#Libertarian_Sol ution_Radio_Program), and I would ask that anyone here please join in on the discussion to refute these claims.

[brandon]

I have never heard of the "Libertarian Solution Radio Program"

What exactly makes it notable?

[dannno]

How do you make a comment with "Retain" as the title in bold??

[brandon]

How do you make a comment with "Retain" as the title in bold??

*'''Retain.'''

[Paulitician]

I have never heard of the "Libertarian Solution Radio Program"

What exactly makes it notable?
Nothing really, but it's a decent show :p

[nickcoons]

I have never heard of the "Libertarian Solution Radio Program"

What exactly makes it notable?

The question of what makes it notable is valid, but if you frequent RPF I don't know how you've never heard of it, since every episode is posted here each week :).

Wikipedia deems "notable" as "worthy of notice." We've had guests on such as Mary Ruwart, Robert Balling, Brian Ferguson, Walter Block, and Brian Lee Crowley, and Wikipedia recognizes these guests as notable by the fact that they have their own Wikipedia pages (and at least half of these names should be easily recognized by most libertarians).

Every article on our site is picked up by Google News, and getting Google to approve a site for inclusion in Google News is not easy as they limit who they will allow. So Google recognizes us as worthy of notice.

[danberkeley]

I have never heard of the "Libertarian Solution Radio Program"

What exactly makes it notable?

They interviewed Jim Rogers. That's noteriety!

[nickcoons]

They interviewed Jim Rogers. That's noteriety!

Wow, I can't believe I forgot his name in my above list.