The result was delete. AKRadecki 22:52, 27 May 2007 (UTC) reply
"This article is worthless. The kid held the record for only 6 months and then lost it. He received moderate press coverage at the time, but no longer seems to be of any importance whatsoever. There's simply no reason to have an article on every single person who was the subject of two or three newspaper articles. I've been featured in dozens of articles in my local paper over the years, but no one would consider me notable. The appearance on the Today Show might make him notable but it only lasted a few seconds and the Today Show will recognize people for a similar amount of time on their one-hundredth birthday. Similarly, most people probably get an article in their local paper when they turn 100. So unless we want an article on every person to turn 100, we shouldn't have an article on this kid." Please note that the preceding reasoning is not mine. It comes from an anon who attempted to prod the article. Anons can not create pages, therefore, I have taken the liberty of filling out this deletion nomination. I fully concur with the above reasoning and I would like to add that I have made the only edit to the page other than disambiguation fixes since September 2006. It's simply not notable Cool3 20:47, 21 May 2007 (UTC) reply
The result was delete. AKRadecki 22:52, 27 May 2007 (UTC) reply
"This article is worthless. The kid held the record for only 6 months and then lost it. He received moderate press coverage at the time, but no longer seems to be of any importance whatsoever. There's simply no reason to have an article on every single person who was the subject of two or three newspaper articles. I've been featured in dozens of articles in my local paper over the years, but no one would consider me notable. The appearance on the Today Show might make him notable but it only lasted a few seconds and the Today Show will recognize people for a similar amount of time on their one-hundredth birthday. Similarly, most people probably get an article in their local paper when they turn 100. So unless we want an article on every person to turn 100, we shouldn't have an article on this kid." Please note that the preceding reasoning is not mine. It comes from an anon who attempted to prod the article. Anons can not create pages, therefore, I have taken the liberty of filling out this deletion nomination. I fully concur with the above reasoning and I would like to add that I have made the only edit to the page other than disambiguation fixes since September 2006. It's simply not notable Cool3 20:47, 21 May 2007 (UTC) reply