The result was delete. Consensus is WP:TOOSOON thus delete (talk→ BWilkins ←track) 11:39, 24 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]
A "Metatextbook" in development. There is one source (in the Deutsche Ärzteblatt) in a respected journal (cited as "recension" an incorrect translation of the German "Rezension", meaning "review"), but strangely enough, this review is written by the same person who established this "Metatextbook". In the absence of any independent sources, this fails WP:GNG, hence: delete. Guillaume2303 (talk) 10:01, 26 May 2012 (UTC)[reply]
Guillaume is right in his understandings of the way my product is connected to the scientific publication systems. My resource is not founded by any third party or affiliated with a research organization and so on. It is not PUBLISHED-AND-PERISHED but it is improvingly developed with enthusiasm or one might say, something like agape. The publication model could not be that of a primary publication of a scientific resource (It had gone to BMC Med Res Methodol in my opinion at a further-developed stage), it got a secondary literature-type Publication of a resource description like a Book, a synergistic description of an item by the original promoter and the journals editorial team. Without peer review, this is a quite fast-track publication, which of course gives no impact factor counts, which are of no relevance to a practicing physician like me. The Publication in DÄ hasnt been retracted, so it is the valid literature description of this resource. DÄ has 400.000 readers in germany, and all physicians receive it, so its the best way to tell my peers what i have created. There is nothing 'strangely enough' if someone sets his or her real name under all his statements, there is no misconduct, no copied texts, no fraud, no companies opinion in behind, only the one stupid actor who did the programming, searching selecting indexing - and promotion of an essetially free and worthwhile resource. Since anybody has made the experience that publishing wikipedia articles has something in common with performing a heavy cognitive behaviour autotherapy session as breivig did, no one would take over the part of describing a resource which is cited less than 50 times - or enhancing his statements by obvious facts which are not worth publishing at 1500 USD - his work would be erased immediately. The german wikipedia is a hopeless heaven, maybe, because it is our common character to cut every grasshalm in our garden to exactly the same length and to enhance the overall appearance by assembling an ensemble of GartenzwerGartenzwerge, the latter watching out the scene like suricats (simply to tell any possible offender: the owner has no style appeal, burglary is not worth effort). It is a hypothesis to check out whether other populations feel something like editorial enthusiasm or if they are simply the judge actors in the of structure-vs.-progress trial. last, my transliteration of german "Rezension" was consistent with this, Webtranslator, sure i didnt check but did it from a spontaneous feeling of correctness. Think the right genre of the publication is that of a 'critique'. If Guillaume transliterates to review, he doenst even know how a systematic review on similar resources could be written under a 500 words limit ? --Ossip Groth (talk) 10:24, 28 May 2012 (UTC)[reply]