The result was keep. the person requesting deletion has apparently withdrawn the request DGG ( talk ) 03:05, 22 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Per OTRS, ticket = VRTS ticket # 2011070610013325. Organization contacted OTRS and requests deletion of the page. Procedural nom, no opinion expressed by nominator. — Cirt (talk) 02:19, 7 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Another email received, same sender as before; ticket 2011071510012014. Written from the conemaugh.org domain so an employee at least. Nothing to act upon with regards to ticket content. – Adrignola talk 15:22, 15 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Greetings! I am the Marketing & Social Media Coordinator / Writer at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center (MMC), Conemaugh Health System in Johnstown, PA. Our intern, Jim, has been in contact with you regarding removal of the Conemaugh Health System wikipedia page. Upon his arrival at MMC, our new Vice President of HR created the page in order to provide general information about our organization to Internet users. However, no content was added. Our intern was then given the task of creating a simple, yet informational, page on the links that had been created. For weeks, we have had difficulty adding and editing content to a public domain -- receiving notifications that we were violating copyright laws and could not post our content even though it was 100% original, factual and contained no marketing terminology or tone in its content. I also attempted to post information, and after completing all but 2 pages, was informed that the pages were all deleted -- and was blocked from the username I had created.
Due to the extensive time we have spent on this with no success, we ask that you please remove the Conemaugh Health System page and all its links from Wikipedia. While this is a public domain open for all to post, we cannot allow (potentially) false information to be posted about our organization by outside users. As we do not have access to appropriately change the information if necessary -- and keep running into obstacles trying to post information -- we would be unable to maintain accurate content about our organization.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me directly at svarmeck@conemaugh.org.
Thank you. --StacyVatConemaugh (talk) 14:04, 18 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Hello again. Thank you for responding. The creation of the Wikipedia page was not done through the Marketing Department at Conemaugh as I mentioned in my original message. As the new Social Media Coordinator / Writer, I hesitantly agreed when given the task of adding information to the site. As a recent undergraduate and graduate student, I have always been informed and taught by professors – and business professionals in the community – that Wikipedia should never be cited or used in any type of research paper or publication as the information cannot be guaranteed to be 100% accurate or factual due to the open public access for editing. I do not know anyone who uses the source or uploads to it so I was not aware of content that can and cannot be uploaded. I apologize for the confusion; I simply did not give investigation of this information time nor priority. Therefore, while I assisted in guiding our intern to add content to present factual information, it was not my or our company’s intent to make this an ongoing project. The goal was to simply add a few factual statements as the page was already in place. I apologize that the edit you made a citation of slipped through my radar. Our intern was given the task to write a few simple factual statements to upload – I had not realized that he was using promotional phrases. Thank you for your time. No further action needs to take place regarding the deletion of this page. --StacyVatConemaugh (talk) 17:19, 19 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]