Deletion of List of U.S. railfan jargon

Comment: the article is generally properly |sourced. It is not trivia. The article has been kept once before at AfD and has been improved since then. The nominating editor's bias is shown by the use of |schoolyard taunts and |personal attacks the he feels are necessary when stating his case
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Verifiability (WP:V||WP:CIVIL||WP:NPA)

Comment: Even though the page title is "List of U.S. railfan jargon", a large portion of the terms used in this list are used in the rail industry press.  The references list at the end of the article includes ''Trains Magazine'' (which regularly features stories and advertisements intended for rail industry professionals), GE Transportation Systems (note 58 refers to http://ge.ecomagination.com/site/downloads/evol/EVOLUTION_onepager_en.pdf at GE's website), ''Railway Life'' (the official employee journal of the former Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad), ''Bridge Engineering'' (published by John Wiley and Sons), National Railway Equipment Company (note 57 refers to http://www.northeastdiesel.org/pdf/low-emissions-switcher-012206.pdf at NREC's website) as well as the lexicographer's journal ''American Speech''.  There are numerous terms with references found dating back as far as 1916, and with an even more thorough search, I could probably find a large number of other |reliable sources for these and many more terms
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS)