Notable

Notable is a term used to describe something or someone that is worthy of attention or notice due to being unusual, important, or well-known. The concept of notability is often used in various fields such as journalism, history, and Wikipedia's notability guidelines.

Definition

In general, notability refers to the quality of being worthy of attention. It is often associated with individuals, events, or things that stand out due to their significance, uniqueness, or influence. Notability can be subjective and may vary depending on cultural, historical, or personal perspectives.

Notability in Journalism

In journalism, notability is a key factor in determining what stories are covered. Journalists often seek out notable events or individuals to report on, as these are likely to be of interest to their audience. Notability in journalism can be influenced by factors such as the prominence of the individual or event, the impact on the community, and the potential for public interest.

Notability in History

In the field of history, notability often determines which events or individuals are recorded and studied. Historically notable individuals are often those who have had a significant impact on their time period, society, or field of endeavor. Notable events are typically those that have had a significant impact on the course of history.

Notability on Wikipedia

On Wikipedia, notability is a guideline used to determine if a topic warrants its own article. According to the Wikipedia notability guideline, a topic is considered notable if it has received significant coverage in reliable sources that are independent of the subject. This guideline helps ensure that Wikipedia's content is verifiable and not based on original research.

See Also

• Notability (people)
• Notability (events)
• Notability (organizations and companies)

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