Deletion of Florentina Mosora

Comment: Subject fails notability criteria for the relevant areas by much, and the only claims to ''some'' notability to be deduced from the article are highly dubious. The arguments presented here in support of keeping the article are two, both of them faulty: 1) so you find the article interesting. Supposing it is, that |is still irrelevant. Relevantly, the only info that would make the article "interesting", and, in fact, the only source to go into any detail about her life is a personal, promotional and atrociously edited webpage (i.e. linkspam, which promotes not just Mosora, but also itself); 2) Florentina Mosora's name is mentioned by google books etc. And? did you check the context for that? Because it appears to me that the only thing they proclaim is her being the author or co-author of articles which are used as bibliography by niche works. So far, the only source to go into any detail about her supposed significance is the aforementioned linkspam
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions (WP:ILIKEIT)

Comment: If the claim that she was a member of the Belgian Academy can be sourced, that would mean that she passes  #3. Changing my vote to neutral for the moment: given the discussion on the talk page of the article it is highly doubtful that she was a member of the Belgian Academy of Sciences. If no better evidnece turns up her, I'll go to delete. The article is currently rather horrible and needs major cleanup and pruning
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:ACADEMIC)

Comment: There is a combination of factors that serve as a basis for my weak keep recommendation: (a) the searches by Drmies; note that the Google Scholar search shows an article published in Science, although the subject is the second author on that one; (b) the subject has at least one edited book, ''Biomechanical transport processes'', currently in more than 120 libraries worldwide according to http://www.worldcat.org WorldCat; and (c) the book in question seems to be a compilation of a NATO workshop, and the subject is the only editor and apparently the main organizer of the workshop. On the other hand, this is not a clear cut keep because: (a) some of the claims in the article fail ; and (b) while the life story is interesting, there is practically no independent media coverage of it
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Verifiability (WP:V)

Comment: I'm inclined to think that the subject of a half-hour documentary (inaccessible and in Romanian as it may be) and with as unusual a combination of activities as hers should be at least marginally notable. But there's a serious problem with verifiability, her film career is obscure, and it seems clear she doesn't pass  (unless the Belgian academy claim can be resurrected with reliable sources). And even what little we can read about this documentary mentions mysterious gaps in our knowledge of her life, and is verifiably inaccurate (it calls her the author of a book she merely edited
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:PROF)