Deletion of "200 Great Gay Bars"

Comment: I PRODed Mad Myrna's, which began exactly the same way as the last article I nominated for deletion.  Sources are supposed to back prose, not the other way around.  Seeing enough of this lately causes me to wonder if this is how people are being taught to edit Wikipedia.  What I saw was the barest minimum of prose, offering next to zero useful information, simply to justify a  to a list which is no ''Rolling Stone'''s Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time|500 Greatest Albums of All Time plus other cloaked linkspam.  Mad Myrna's location does hold some notability within Alaska's LGBT community.  Don's Green Apple was a successful business from the 1950s to the 1970s, known to this day among Anchorage oldtimers as a LGBT-friendly establishment.  Its successor, Pierce Street Annex, wasn't necessarily a gay bar but was known for hosting national comedy and musical acts.  After Pierce Street moved to Tudor Road (which later became Hooters before closing in 2008), other gay bars including Mad Myrna's have occupied this spot, but none can make a comparable claim of notability.  The location is the de facto ground zero for Anchorage's LGBT community and social scene, as Anchorage's other gay bars in recent history and the LGBT-friendly ''Anchorage Press'' are within a three-block radius, as is the Sheraton Anchorage Hotel where transgender balls have been held regularly for years.  Still, it's no Chilkoot Charlie's, which has received attention from major mainstream national media outlets for longer than Mad Myrna's has been in business yet lacks an article.  The lack of acknowledgment of any history and lack of acknowledgment of the existence of categories for drinking establishments evident in this one article appears to be repeated across other nominated articles I've browsed, bringing to mind  as well
Stance: delete
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