Deletion of Letter to a CES Director

Comment: IMO this doesn't satisfy the "significant coverage" criteria of , which means at this point it is extremely difficult to make this any more than a summary-only description of the work. Wikipedia isn't a crystal ball, so unless and until the Letter gets significant coverage in independent sources or has been shown to have a significant impact, then I don't think it crosses the notability threshold
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)

Comment: since I'm not a passionate deletionist.  I tend to agree that this doesn't satisfy .  Scouring for independent sources, all I can find is http://www.mormoninterpreter.com/tag/letter-to-a-ces-director/ a very recent review in ''Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture''.  There were also posts on several blogs including http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/blogsfaithblog/57884988-180/email-account-college-ldsbc.html.csp Salt Lake Tribune blog by Peggy Fletcher Stack (although the "letter" isn't really the focus of the story), http://blog.fairmormon.org/2014/05/20/coping-with-the-big-list-of-attacks-on-the-lds-faith/ FairMormon Blog (Jeff Lindsay (engineer)), http://rationalfaiths.com/jeremy-runnells-new-expert-joseph-smiths-polygamy/ Rational Faiths (Brian C. Hales), and http://mormonstories.org/jeremy-runnells-and-his-letter-to-a-ces-director/ Mormon Stories Podcast interview by John Dehlin.  The http://en.fairmormon.org/Criticism_of_Mormonism/Online_documents/Letter_to_a_CES_Director FairMormon wiki has a lot to say, but it's just a wiki.  The remaining results appear to be discussion forums.  Overall, it's not much for reliable sources, mostly just online blogs and the like, no print sources that I can find.  As for , the book hasn't won any awards, nor is it taught in school, nor is the author notable.  It's just circulated online as a PDF amongst interested groups
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG||WP:BKCRIT)