Talk:SpaceX Starship/FAQ
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Can I add LabPadre, Marcus House, What about it!? and other YouTubers into the article?
Unfortunately, no. The reason being that they are not notable enough. A notable person should already have a Wikipedia page (notable enough to be created) and have reliable sources covering them (notable enough to be mentioned). Sources such as YouTube videos, Musk's tweets, Teslarati, blogs, and more are not reliable, since there is no one to fact-check them. The few that are reliable are NASASpaceFlight.com and big news outlets in this case.
Uh, these criticisms part are invalid! Can I remove them?
Short answer: Please don't.
Long answer: These criticisms are valid since they have valid sources from verifiable websites. We need everyone, including SpaceX critics, SpaceX (responsible) fans, neutral about SpaceX, and even those who have never heard of it, to work on these articles for them to be as neutral as possible. Neutrality, not praise, is our goal.
Long answer: These criticisms are valid since they have valid sources from verifiable websites. We need everyone, including SpaceX critics, SpaceX (responsible) fans, neutral about SpaceX, and even those who have never heard of it, to work on these articles for them to be as neutral as possible. Neutrality, not praise, is our goal.
There is a thrust puck being shipped to Starbase! Can I add that to the development history?
Sure, but it would be extremely cluttered with new-ish information being added to the end of the article. Only launches and RUDs (destruction) of test articles are added for that reason.
- The lists of Super Heavy boosters and Starship vehicles are specifically made for documenting more detailed history, but please add a reliable source to the event. Something as minuscule as a shipment to Starship might not be notable enough for inclusion, please discuss this on the list's talk page.
- Updates like FAA licenses, mishap investigation closures, etc, etc, however, go on the article for the flight test itself.
- Major design changes, such as the Block 1, Block 2, Block 3, and Block 4 versions, go on the SpaceX Starship design history article after the previous version is no longer in operation. For example, the Block 3 -> Block 4 change will be able to be listed after the last Block 3 flight.
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