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The result was Speedy keep ( non-admin closure): pace the DRV, it's patently obvious that the nominating editor did not read the article at all (q.v. WP:SK 2.5). Even without the SPAs, there are about 15 editors who have opined the article should be kept, and I cannot see any outcome other than a unanimous keep for this article; even the most ardent pro-BLP editors would most likely agree that the article should be kept. (Incidentally, edit summaries in themselves don't in themselves imply anything; I sometimes use strange edit summaries when making minor edits) Sceptre ( talk) 14:33, 3 December 2011 (UTC) reply
Very sophisticated hoax, or highly contrived non notable joke. In any case, this person and the creation of his article is a highly dubious 'notable' person whose place in Wikipedia is questionable at best. Not notable, potential hoax, potential 'what we made up in school' jape. The edit summaries suggest this is a joke article or the result of some kind of 'dare'. Not a known figure in the United Kingdom. Not a successful household name. Not notable in his field. doktorb words deeds 11:06, 2 December 2011 (UTC) reply
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This discussion was subject to a
deletion review on 2011 December 3. For an explanation of the process, see Wikipedia:Deletion review. |
The result was Speedy keep ( non-admin closure): pace the DRV, it's patently obvious that the nominating editor did not read the article at all (q.v. WP:SK 2.5). Even without the SPAs, there are about 15 editors who have opined the article should be kept, and I cannot see any outcome other than a unanimous keep for this article; even the most ardent pro-BLP editors would most likely agree that the article should be kept. (Incidentally, edit summaries in themselves don't in themselves imply anything; I sometimes use strange edit summaries when making minor edits) Sceptre ( talk) 14:33, 3 December 2011 (UTC) reply
Very sophisticated hoax, or highly contrived non notable joke. In any case, this person and the creation of his article is a highly dubious 'notable' person whose place in Wikipedia is questionable at best. Not notable, potential hoax, potential 'what we made up in school' jape. The edit summaries suggest this is a joke article or the result of some kind of 'dare'. Not a known figure in the United Kingdom. Not a successful household name. Not notable in his field. doktorb words deeds 11:06, 2 December 2011 (UTC) reply
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