The result was no consensus. At this point the discussion is just going around in circles about whether the coverage and/or the awards are significant. King of ♥ ♦ ♣ ♠ 04:11, 9 January 2017 (UTC)
Fails PORNBIO and the GNG. Claimed award is given by a broadcaster to performers in its own programming, and is an employee-of-the-month type award which does nothing to establish notability. No independent reliable sourcing or coverage. The Big Bad Wolfowitz (aka Hullaballoo). Treated like dirt by administrators since 2006. ( talk) 17:08, 21 December 2016 (UTC)
Neither of the Adult Broadcasting Awards, despite receiving regular and routine coverage, is a "well known and significant industry award" as contemplated by PORNBIO point 1. Even if the subject met PORNBIO, which she doesn't, she so clearly fails BASIC that PORNBIO doesn't apply: PORNBIO, like BIO's other additional criteria, is to be used in mine run debates, where notability is plausible, not to find notability where it is plainly lacking. Cf. BIO § Additional criteria ("[M]eeting one or more [additional criteria] does not guarantee that a subject should be included."); WP:Notability § Why we have these requirements. Rebb ing 20:17, 28 December 2016 (UTC)
You identify these two sources as substantial (my apologies for the butchered translations)—
Contrary to your assertion, WHYN and the policies on which it rests speak to more than merely having enough material to write a useful article: it's at least as important that our articles be based on reliable, independent sources that can be presented in a neutral way. WHYN is not a free pass. (I'm honestly not sure how you misunderstood this. Did you even look at WHYN before citing it‽)
Your arguments about circulation and reliability are also unavailing. By your logic, the National Enquirer and the Daily Mail ought to be considered reliable. (They aren't.) The greater concern is editorial process and a reputation for fact-checking; certain things, like website context and article by-lines, may give hints about journalistic integrity.
As for your accusations of bias: I am applying the same standards I use when judging English-language news sources. Japan is not a Third World country, and I see no reason to treat unsigned, tabloid-quality articles as reliable merely because they're in Japanese. (Relatedly, the community has recently rejected the idea of lowering the bar for subjects affected by systemic bias. See Discussion: Systemic Bias: Proposing a separate standard of notability; Discussion: Adding ways to assess Systemic Bias to WP:N.) You're entitled to your vote, but bludgeoning those who vote otherwise to insist that your sources are reliable because you say so and that anyone who disagrees is "simply biased" does not make it so. Rebb ing 05:58, 30 December 2016 (UTC)
Your claim that you've used WHYN "many times" and "know it well" is flatly contradicted by your earlier argument that "having enough articles to write a substantial article" is "all t[hat] is required by []WHYN." A cursory reading of WHYN reveals that WHYN: (1) doesn't require anything itself but merely explains notability in terms of other policies and guidelines and (2) covers much more than "having enough articles." Despite your eminent expertise on the subject, I suggest you read it all the way through before citing it again.
BIAS is an essay, not a guideline or policy; and the community has repeatedly rejected the notion of taking bias into consideration at AfD. As for your conclusion that the subject meets GNG "plain and simple," I am content to agree to disagree—you will note I have not repeatedly bludgeoned your vote. Rebb ing 00:06, 31 December 2016 (UTC)
References
...falls short of encyclopedic notabilitymeans that the subject is non notable. K.e.coffman ( talk) 04:01, 8 January 2017 (UTC)
The result was no consensus. At this point the discussion is just going around in circles about whether the coverage and/or the awards are significant. King of ♥ ♦ ♣ ♠ 04:11, 9 January 2017 (UTC)
Fails PORNBIO and the GNG. Claimed award is given by a broadcaster to performers in its own programming, and is an employee-of-the-month type award which does nothing to establish notability. No independent reliable sourcing or coverage. The Big Bad Wolfowitz (aka Hullaballoo). Treated like dirt by administrators since 2006. ( talk) 17:08, 21 December 2016 (UTC)
Neither of the Adult Broadcasting Awards, despite receiving regular and routine coverage, is a "well known and significant industry award" as contemplated by PORNBIO point 1. Even if the subject met PORNBIO, which she doesn't, she so clearly fails BASIC that PORNBIO doesn't apply: PORNBIO, like BIO's other additional criteria, is to be used in mine run debates, where notability is plausible, not to find notability where it is plainly lacking. Cf. BIO § Additional criteria ("[M]eeting one or more [additional criteria] does not guarantee that a subject should be included."); WP:Notability § Why we have these requirements. Rebb ing 20:17, 28 December 2016 (UTC)
You identify these two sources as substantial (my apologies for the butchered translations)—
Contrary to your assertion, WHYN and the policies on which it rests speak to more than merely having enough material to write a useful article: it's at least as important that our articles be based on reliable, independent sources that can be presented in a neutral way. WHYN is not a free pass. (I'm honestly not sure how you misunderstood this. Did you even look at WHYN before citing it‽)
Your arguments about circulation and reliability are also unavailing. By your logic, the National Enquirer and the Daily Mail ought to be considered reliable. (They aren't.) The greater concern is editorial process and a reputation for fact-checking; certain things, like website context and article by-lines, may give hints about journalistic integrity.
As for your accusations of bias: I am applying the same standards I use when judging English-language news sources. Japan is not a Third World country, and I see no reason to treat unsigned, tabloid-quality articles as reliable merely because they're in Japanese. (Relatedly, the community has recently rejected the idea of lowering the bar for subjects affected by systemic bias. See Discussion: Systemic Bias: Proposing a separate standard of notability; Discussion: Adding ways to assess Systemic Bias to WP:N.) You're entitled to your vote, but bludgeoning those who vote otherwise to insist that your sources are reliable because you say so and that anyone who disagrees is "simply biased" does not make it so. Rebb ing 05:58, 30 December 2016 (UTC)
Your claim that you've used WHYN "many times" and "know it well" is flatly contradicted by your earlier argument that "having enough articles to write a substantial article" is "all t[hat] is required by []WHYN." A cursory reading of WHYN reveals that WHYN: (1) doesn't require anything itself but merely explains notability in terms of other policies and guidelines and (2) covers much more than "having enough articles." Despite your eminent expertise on the subject, I suggest you read it all the way through before citing it again.
BIAS is an essay, not a guideline or policy; and the community has repeatedly rejected the notion of taking bias into consideration at AfD. As for your conclusion that the subject meets GNG "plain and simple," I am content to agree to disagree—you will note I have not repeatedly bludgeoned your vote. Rebb ing 00:06, 31 December 2016 (UTC)
References
...falls short of encyclopedic notabilitymeans that the subject is non notable. K.e.coffman ( talk) 04:01, 8 January 2017 (UTC)