The result was no admin action needed. Moved to King's Forest Park and then redirect changed to List of streets in Hamilton, Ontario. While I don't agree with User:RandomCanadian's decision to move during an AFD on paper, in practice it creates needless work to undo all that only to redo it tomorrow when the 7 days are up. Relevant essays/guidelines/policies: WP:IAR and the millions of things written about it. And yes, I am using IAR to fragrantly violate the whole "don't close a discussion you !voted in" thing. I promise this is an incredibly rare action that I in all likelihood probably will not have a good reason to do again, like, ever. (non-admin closure) casualdejekyll 02:07, 16 March 2022 (UTC)
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Notability not established with substantive sources about the generic road as a whole. Most content is irrelevant and fails to provide a basis for an article. The map shows that King's Forest Park is on the other side of Greenhill Ave, which intersects with NINE streets including this one. So why are all these waterfall pictures here, when they're literally over a mile away from the end of the road? Reywas92 Talk 14:41, 9 March 2022 (UTC)
What Ahecht says is a bit of a clue, here. The introduction to the article is just plain false. This road doesn't have a junction on the traffic circle. So remove that entire introduction and the useless list of parallel streets, and what's left? Surprisingly, it's an article about King's Forest Park in Hamilton (or King's Forest Park (Hamilton, Ontario) as the article would have it), heavily disguised as an article about a surburban road. All of the pictures are of the park. All of the prose is about the park.
I do wonder how people make these decisions. Looking at a map of Hamilton and deciding what to write about: "Do I write about the park, the big splodge of colour with all of the things? Or about some road?" Mind you, writing about the road has effectively given us a stub about the park.
The result was no admin action needed. Moved to King's Forest Park and then redirect changed to List of streets in Hamilton, Ontario. While I don't agree with User:RandomCanadian's decision to move during an AFD on paper, in practice it creates needless work to undo all that only to redo it tomorrow when the 7 days are up. Relevant essays/guidelines/policies: WP:IAR and the millions of things written about it. And yes, I am using IAR to fragrantly violate the whole "don't close a discussion you !voted in" thing. I promise this is an incredibly rare action that I in all likelihood probably will not have a good reason to do again, like, ever. (non-admin closure) casualdejekyll 02:07, 16 March 2022 (UTC)
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Notability not established with substantive sources about the generic road as a whole. Most content is irrelevant and fails to provide a basis for an article. The map shows that King's Forest Park is on the other side of Greenhill Ave, which intersects with NINE streets including this one. So why are all these waterfall pictures here, when they're literally over a mile away from the end of the road? Reywas92 Talk 14:41, 9 March 2022 (UTC)
What Ahecht says is a bit of a clue, here. The introduction to the article is just plain false. This road doesn't have a junction on the traffic circle. So remove that entire introduction and the useless list of parallel streets, and what's left? Surprisingly, it's an article about King's Forest Park in Hamilton (or King's Forest Park (Hamilton, Ontario) as the article would have it), heavily disguised as an article about a surburban road. All of the pictures are of the park. All of the prose is about the park.
I do wonder how people make these decisions. Looking at a map of Hamilton and deciding what to write about: "Do I write about the park, the big splodge of colour with all of the things? Or about some road?" Mind you, writing about the road has effectively given us a stub about the park.