User:Qcne

We need significant coverage. We need multiple sources that discuss the topic directly and in detail. Not: passing mentions, directory listings, government records, or any old thing that happens to have the topic's name in it. Several of them. The subject of the article must be notable.

We need sources that are reliable. Usually this means that the publisher has a reputation for fact checking and accuracy. A major newspaper, a factual, widely-published book, academic journals, high-quality generally trusted mainstream publications. Not forums, blogs, social media, fansites, wikis, or other sites with user-generated content. The content of the article must be verifiable.

We need sources that are independent from the subject of the article. Nothing written by the subject, paid for by the subject, or affiliated with the subject. Not their website, not a press release, not an interview.

Readers should be able to rely on what they read and be able to verify claims they read in Wikipedia articles. So, add footnotes to your article citing reliable sources as described.