Deletion of Nathaniel Street-West

Comment: Most of what is cited above is just plain incorrect. I find it difficult to believe that the parties involved in the delete recommendations have actually read the entire article and related talk history between the involved editors. One lone editor placed the tags on this article (Butseriouslyfolks)and until 24 hours ago his or her side of the dispute had no support from any other editors. Despite my repeated attempts to kindly dispute Butseriouslyfolk's claims, tags, and unfounded charges, and despite my attempts to compliment this person on the work he or she is doing to help the Street-West editors create a better article and on his or her  work to keep Wiki standards high, he or she has rapidly escalated the dispute despite my urging that Butseriouslyfolks follow Wiki protocol in the case of a dispute. The number one recommendation is that the editors give each other the benefit of the doubt and agree to take some time off from the dispute and yet he aggressively and seemingly maliciously has proceeded to escalate the dispute by placing the Delete tag. This is when I began to think that this must be someone's attempt at vandalism, someone with an ax to grind against the subject of the article. Early on in this dispute Butseriouslyfolks did edit the article which did nothing to improve it and then proceeded to make outrageous charges about COI. He has made repeated personal charges against Street-West editors and yet seems to think that I have no right to my own suspicions regarding Butseriouslyfolks own suspicious behavior.Due to the COI tag that was placed very recently the article is still in the process of a major text overhaul, despite the fact that the COI tag had nothing to do with the text of the article. In point, this quote from Scarian above (he is quoting from Butseriouslyfolks here) : "On more than one occasion these/a user(s) admitted to " shows that neither this editor (Scarian) or Butseriouslyfolks did a proper review of the actual circumstances, as it (the COI tag) refers only to a mistake in the uploading of the article's photographs. I had made a request to the record company of the subject of this article for photographs and the employees made a mistake in their upload protocol. That's all folks! No conspiracy to push a worthless artist on the public, no conspiracy to skew the article towards personal gain or any other situation that indicates need for a COI tag. What am I supposed to think when repeated attempts to patiently and thoroughly explain to Butseriouslyfolks the circumstances involving mistaken photo uploads gets spun into a fictitious personal attack on my character involving COI? Due to the complaints that the writing does not fit the Wikipedia standards, I have been working and I've noticed that other editors have been working diligently to attempt to bring the Street-West article up to Wiki rules. If any of you have checked the Street-West article in the past few day you will see that many new source materials have been added. The article is very much still in progress in attempts to fit Wiki protocol (including the photograph situation which should be remedied by within several days.) The article is still in progress and this dispute must be solved. Editor Scarian writes "Artist has sketchy notability (As I noted on the articles discussion page, a section on iTunes does not constitute notability). Fails . Article also lacks heavily in the third party sources department." Again he or she is simply incorrect. Nathaniel Street-West easily meets the criteria for  guidelines. The subject of the article is quite influential in the music community as any of you who are interested will see as the newly edited article becomes thoroughly documented. His or her quote here on "a section on iTunes does not constitute notability" is really uncalled for and certainly does not apply to this subject.Lradrama|drama writes above: "Childhood This section is rather poor and indicated non-notability. External links are either YouTube or MySpace, and again indicate non-notability." The childhood section is in rewrite to scrupulously meet Wiki standards and like I said above other editors have been editing this article,  some for the better, some for the worse. And he or she again is incorrect to say that most of the external links are to YouTube or MySpace. Most are to ALLMUSIC GUIDE, ASCAP ACE Title Search, and so forth.Butseriouslyfolks in his post above writes: "Appears to be COI-type spam, reads like a press release and the original version was much worse, with peacock terms galore and grandiose claims.  Be on the lookout for sock activity and incivility here, as it has already started on the article's talk page." I believe you are all decent folks and can see that here alone in this quote that the editors of the Street-West article are not being given the most basic of Wiki's pleas for civility: to use the benefit of doubt in assuming good will on the behalf of other editors until PROVEN otherwise. Butseriouslyfolks is assuming that Street-West editors are going to bowl y'all over with "sock activity and incivility", I urge all of you to go back and read his previous posts if you want to see "sock activity and incivility". I truly am worried about vandalism and an overly aggressive series of groundless attacks by someone with an ax to grind,. This is a very serious matter and Butseriouslyfolks's overall tone again and again appears to stoop to incivility. Making personal charges against an editor is a serious matter and the COI tag as he or she expresses it here is a slap at my character and good name. The original article was written by a creative writer who is very knowledgeable about all of the reliable, third-party information available on the subject of the article and made an attempt to walk the tightrope between creating an interesting article while also sticking with "facts and nothing but the facts" verifiable by proper sources. When I contacted the record company to try to get more interesting photographs, the source (Street-West) and the people who work with him were hearing nothing but compliments on the writing of the article. The usual comments (and there apparently were hundreds) that were fed back to them were as such: "Best Wikipedia article I've ever read". It now reads like a press release (1) because it is serious rewrite, and (2) because the creative parts were removed in response to Butseriouslyfolks aggressive behavior and due to other editor's attempts go bend over backwards to stick to Wiki rules. I am a busy student, have considered the article a work in progress, and simply could not come to grips with the unending pages of complex Wikipedia "legalese" which often reads as if editors need a law degree to dot every "i" and cross every "t" that Wiki requires
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Conflict of interest (WP:COI||WP:MUSIC||WP:MUSIC)