Talk:Wyld File

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Removed proposal for deletion. First of all, these guys are primarily producing music videos for bands. It makes the most sense to look at the notability of the bands they're making videos for (not WP:CORP), and the bands are definitely notable. Some are on major labels. Also, Paper Rad was previously decided to be notable. The article was self-written by Eric Mast of Wyld File, but it's a decent start and can be improved. Paul Slocum 21:35, 9 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]