I think that's not quite the way it works, nor the way it should work either.. Article content is for editors, with dispute resolution by the community when they can't agree.  Acceptability of articles for considerations of notability or otherwise is for the community. such questions are properly raised on the article talk page first in many cases, in the hope that the editors can improve the content enough to satisfy those who may question the article. Sometimes they choose to resolve it via a merge, often a good compromise. If they can agree on that, it's an editing decision. If not, it goes to the community, via Afd and deletion review. I can't see giving any group of editors a decisive voice in whether their content gets kept or not, no matter how many might agree. ''''''