[Vala] Genie in Wikipedia

[Hugo Florentino <hugux cu gmail com>]

I have created a new entry for Genie 
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genie_%28programming_language%29> in 
Wikipedia, because I believe this language already has enough notability 
as a dialect of Vala, which is well-known.

However, the article is still in unreviewed state because it lacks 
proper citations. See the following conversation regarding the inclusion 
of the new article:

> I have created a new article on Genie, a dialect of the Vala 
> programming language. I am not affiliated with GNOME and tried to 
> write the article as neutral as possible, but some revision (and 
> hopefully enhancement) would be appreciated. [Latinmidget]
>
>     My main concernis Notability
>     <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:N>. You have no examples
>     of reliable sources <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:RS>
>     showing that language has been used, discussed, or reviewed by
>     others. [SPhilbrick]
>
>         Well, only the first two external links are related to GNOME,
>         the others are from independent authors who have certainly
>         used and reviewed the language. Reliability is relative, but
>         take for example Barry Kauler (creator of Puppy Linux, a
>         well-known distro), who has chosen this language as
>         development platform. In any case, it should be noted that
>         this is actually an *alternative dialect* (I have rephrased
>         this in the article) of a well known language (which *already
>         has an entry* in Wikipedia and is intended to become one the
>         main development platformsfor GNOME 3.0), so IMHO the article
>         on Genie has notability. Nevertheless, your concern is valid
>         and I will try to look for more independent sources. [Latinmidget]
>
>             I didn't look at the external links; they should be
>             interpreted as "reader, you might also find this
>             interesting". If they do help establish Notability, that's
>             great, but they need to be properly referenced to material
>             in the article to "count". [SPhilbrick]

So if you can help to correct, enhance or include proper citations for 
the article, feel free to contribute in the discusion page 
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Genie_%28programming_language%29> or 
directly in the article 
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genie_%28programming_language%29>.

Regards, Hugo