User talk:Iankelly63Angela RichardsonWikipedia generally only accepts polls from members of the British Polling Council for use on the project. Your poll has a number of problems. First, it's original research, which is against our policies. Second, it can't be accessed, as you have to have an account on Nextdoor to get to it. No one who's looking at it can verify it's true, or the methodology used. Third, it hasn't been picked up by any news sources. If it's picked up by BBC News, Sky News, The Guardian, or even a local paper, we could include it. But it hasn't, so we can't. And just because you're dissatisfied by your MP, or because you live in her constituency, doesn't mean that you can add material in violation of our policies. schetm (talk) 19:06, 18 August 2020 (UTC) Hi Schetm, Thank you for your reply. If Wikipedia only ever accept mainstream polling and news outlets, then voices are being lost. The fact that you can't access the Poll on NextDoor doesn't make it invalid. If you had access, the citation is verifiable. So I'd ask you for your help... How do we hold our elected officials to account? Does it really have to be 'big news' before Wikipedia can be updated? If so, that's a shame. A lot of people are dissatisfied, not just me.
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