Deletion of Slovenia–Mexico relations

Comment: yet another experiment in "watch me do this" by Richard Arthur Norton. No, official visits by Second Deputy Assistant Secretaries of Silly Walks do not constitute the "significant coverage" demanded by . Nor do "sessions of the Mixed Commission for Cooperation in the fields of Education and Culture between the Government of the Republic of Slovenia and the Government of the United Mexican States". (Seriously, talk about trivia: that's mind-numbingly boring trivia to boot.) We know thousands of bilateral relations exist; we know states that have relations will engage in all sorts of minor interactions that this encyclopedia would never bother to notice were it not for Richard Arthur Norton's experiment. That doesn't mean we should sanction it, nor does it mean we should keep articles on relations that haven't ever actually been covered as such in any appreciable depth, but are instead a smattering of trivia that happen to have been picked up off the third page of a Google search. (And please, Richard, spare us your theory about the trivial being subjective: trivia is trivia, and agreements on "mutual collaboration in the fields of primary, secondary, post-secondary and higher education; scholarship and residential exchange programmes" are most decidedly trivial
Stance: delete
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