Deletion of Programmatic media

Comment: I know what the IP is saying.  The IP is saying that we all either have |conflicts of interest or are sockpuppets.  This is a common disruptive tactic at AFD's to raise conduct issues that come out of nowhere
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Conflict of interest (WP:COI)

Comment: or '''Merge''' to Online advertising.  It appears that this article is being maintained largely by a currently-blocked editor with some unidentified |conflict of interest
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Conflict of interest (WP:COI)

Comment: then '''salt this''' and '''delete and salt all the SEO style redirects''' as an attempt to pervert the use of Wikipedia to bring some glimmer of faux notability to a term which is |not in use
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Complete bollocks (WP:BOLLOCKS)

Comment: a regrettable outcome given the inordinate amount of time a number of editors have spent in trying to make the article into something encyclopaedic. However, it is by now fairly well established that the article, if kept, would still require much additional work (not helped because the original creator seems determined to reinstate meaningless and/or demonstrably untrue content each time they come back from a block). Even if that alone was not ground for deletion, the facts that it is (a) about an apparently |made-up term (or, at best, a non-notable one) and is (b) a content fork of an already well-covered subject, seal the deal. It's time to cut our losses and remove the article plus all the redirects to it. The redirects may validly redirect to other existing articles so I recommend they are deleted without prejudice to recreating them appropriately. I do not believe that "Programmatic media" should be recreated even as a redirect - it doesn't appear to exist as a recognised term and there is some suspicion that the article and all of the redirects to are an attempt to establish it as one
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not a dictionary (WP:NEO)