`  == Your article == I'm sorry you had a rather bruising encounter with Wikipedia there. What happened was that you put in a first version with only a single word. That was tagged for speedy deletion as an article with no content (of which we get an unfortunate number). The tagger was rather quick off the mark, but if you had read the notice, it offered you the possibility of putting  on the article, when you could have explained on the talk page that there was more coming. As it was, unfortunately, when you added the text of the article you removed the speedy-deletion template. A ``bot``, an automatic system, watches for removal of speedy tags, and automatically reverted your edit, twice, when you understandably gave up.  I'm sorry about all that, it was not a very friendly way to treat a new contributor. At least, a human being followed the bot and saw what had happened. As advice for the future: make sure you have enough in your first edit of a new article to make it reasonably clear that it is a serious contribution; and if a speedy-deletion template appears, don't remove it, add {{hangon}} and explain on the talk page.  I see you have a copy of the article in your user space at . I have not restored it because it could do with more references. I am not sure in its present state it meets our notability requirement, which needs to be demonstrated by showing ``significant coverage in reliable sources that are independent of the subject.`` Significant means more than just listing-type mentions; reliable excludes Myspace, Facebook, blogs, places where anyone can post anything; independent excludes the subject's own website, affiliated ones and anything based on press releases. The test is, have people independent of the subject found it important enough to write substantial comment on? More detail at WP:Notability (organizations and companies) and the WP:FAQ/Organizations, and good general advice at WP:Your first article.  You can ask for comments on your draft, if you like, at WP:Requests for feedback. Regards,   `