Deletion of JahSun

Comment: I will change my stance if reliable sources are brought up according to  (persons). At presence there is not more than the mere statement that those exist, not the sources themselves
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS)

Comment: I would like a bit more evidence. 'Published author'? Doesn't seem to be available on Amazon. Being available there doesn't confer notability, but ''not'' being there.... I looked at the jahsun site, but no writings are listed there, either. It does say 'mostly done through his agent', but does that mean the writing or the publicity? The bit where he is addressing Rotary International (the whole organisation? the Deadman's Flats branch?) is a bit unnecessary, as he is merely quoting someone else. I am puzzled by a statement on the Water Charity site, which is probably not really relevant to this discussion (not a 'forum', please...): "Although Water Charity is relatively new as an organization, we have been “doing water projects” for well over 40 year". I don't understand that. There could be a case for notability here, but at present I am not seeing it. The only source in the references that is considered reliable by Wikipedia (see ) is the Ban Ki-moon one, which does not mention this person or his organisation. By the way, finding the same people at different places is not unusual here. We follow links from things we've found. Cybercobra is a long serving and respected volunteer here (virtually all are volunteers - the paid staff is not big enough to make a football team), and he does what a lot of us do - he follows through. That is why I am here
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS)

Comment: I could find no evidence that JahSun or Jah Sun has received any coverage by |independent reliable sources, which is required for an article here. I am also puzzled by JahSun's claim to be head of a "major international aid organization, with dozens of mentions and interviews in the mainstream press". Are you talking about Water Charity? According to that article's Wikipedia page, Water Charity has no paid staff and is run entirely by three volunteers (one of them being JahSun), and I could not find a single mention of Water Charity in any independent source. I could also not verify any location for Water Charity, and I could not find any listing for it at Charity Navigator. It's hard to see how this could be defined as a "major international aid organization" by any stretch
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:The answer to life, the universe, and everything (WP:42)

Comment: self-promotional |autobiography. Subject doesn't appear to meet  so a neutral edit isn't going to help things
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Autobiography (WP:AUTO||WP:GNG)