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Comment. The nominator is reminded that initiating an RfD is the only WP-approved process for deleting an article. No single editor gets to decide --unilaterally--, as the nominator did
here, that an article can deleted. We, instead, follow policy and file an AfD request, as the nominator has now done (thank you), to allow for the matter to be discussed by the community at large, consensus to be reached, and for an uninvolved admin makes the keep/delete decision. Incidentally, invoking WP essays, like the essay
WP:D-R as the nominator had also done in his edit summary during his article blanking action
here, is not a valid basis for delete actions either. Let's be sure WP-approved processes andWP:PG are followed instead. Thank you.
Mercy11 (
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22:44, 11 February 2021 (UTC)reply
Have you read the policy I cited above,
WP:ATD-R? It quite clearly permits what I did, while allowing for the matter to be taken here only if someone disagrees. In future, I'll cite WP:ATD-R in the edit summary, but in any event I did comply with relevant policies and guidelines.
Extraordinary Writ (
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22:57, 11 February 2021 (UTC)reply
To prove a school is non- notable takes considerable work. I would have expected the nominator have done a simple google, and found
www.cambridge-strategies.org I would then have expected them to discuss each paragraph aqainst our policies. When concensus was reached, then a redirection may be the correct action, but we need to discuss WP:UNDUE. Making an ex cathedra decision wastes a lot of other peoples time.
ClemRutter (
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11:07, 12 February 2021 (UTC)reply
Neither the school website nor its handbook can possibly speak to notability in any way, per
WP:INDY. And bold redirection is not prohibited by any policy; it is endorded by ATD; no consensus is needed to do it, and the editor in question did exactly the right thing when they encountered resistance. They came here.
174.212.222.24 (
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16:54, 12 February 2021 (UTC)reply
Delete we need multiple cases of in depth coverage in reliable, independent secondary sources to show a subject is notable. Currently we only have the subject's own webpage.
John Pack Lambert (
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21:18, 12 February 2021 (UTC)reply
Comment notability must be proved, not disproved. Wikipedia is built on verrifiability, which means we need secondary sources that cover the matter. We do not do original research in Wikipedia which is what we have when our sourcing on a subject is only material created by the subject.
John Pack Lambert (
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21:21, 12 February 2021 (UTC)reply
Delete Since I could not find the multiple in-depth reliable independent sources it needs to pass either
WP:GNG or
WP:NORG. That said, it probably doesn't help things that the name of the school is so general. Maybe one out of the 1,680 results in Google News is about them, but it's doubtful. I'm willing to change my vote if someone can find
WP:THREE that are though. Just as it is I couldn't find any myself. --
Adamant1 (
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23:03, 12 February 2021 (UTC)reply
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