Deletion of Insanity (Home exercise program)

Comment: Without wishing to |assume bad faith, I think it worth noting that Special:Contributions/Amplus imperium|Amplus imperium's only edits to date, other than the comment copied above, were the original version of this article which was speedy deleted under criteria G11 as blatant promotion. That version of the article included details of where to buy and the price of the system, hence it was viewed as an advert and speedied. As such I think it reasonable to consider that this may be a |single purpose account with possible |COI
Stance: comment
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Comment: Stacks of |G-hits, but many of them are of dubious quality, e.g. obviously sales and promotional based sites. I read quite a few reviews and they were all very promotional in style rather than being objective third party assessments. I have a feeling that the people behind this system are very good at web promotion and generating buzz (as evidenced by their P90X scheme being the most shown infomercial in the US). Coupled with the promotional style of the original version of the article (which was speedy deleted under G11) I'm not convinced the subject is notable enough. The sheer volume suggests it may be, but I'd like to see some better quality sources that are more obviously indepedent. e.g. articles in mainstream press discussing its popularity (as was provided on the Beachbody Inc.|Beachbody article). If such citations were added my vote would probably change to keep
Stance: delete
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