Deletion of Girl gamer (2nd nomination)

Comment: As Bridies notes, the term is clearly in popular use and is easily sourced with RSes. Per Jclemens and Teancum I would not be opposed to a merge with a hypothetical "gender in gaming" article but only on the condition that "girl gamer" formed a distinct section within this new article and that redirects pointed at this subsection. The term is certainly somewhat sexist but that is not a valid reason to exclude it from a |non-censored Wikipedia. The goal here is to report information not to cure society's phraseological shortcomings
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOTCENSORED)

Comment: Topic is clearly notable, as evidenced by several conferences with academic research and organizations with groups specifically dedicated to it (linked in article). |But then we'll have to create a zillion other X in Y articles--yes, as soon as there are sources demonstrating that it's a notable topic. There really are given sources that specifically focus on ''the female aspect'' here, not just two columns of parallel data, so cloning it and swapping every gendered word, as appears to have been the y genesis of Guy Gamer, isn't an automatic keeper if the girl article survives. The term itself does not even need to be used (although others say it is used), per  policy, as long as it clearly describes the topic. However, some of the issues really are gender-comparison-related (or at least also highlight the current male-dominance of the field). There is an active discussion on article talk-page involving several ideas for renaming to something involving the term "gender" instead of highlighting one particular one--that doesn't require an AFD to resolve
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions (WP:WAX||WP:POINT||WP:NOTNEO)

Comment: The current title seems to be good plain English per  and this usage is well supported by sources such as http://con.sagepub.com/content/6/4/36.abstract Girl Gamers and their Relationship with the Gaming Culture.  Note, by the way, that participation in Wikipedia is ~90% male - a telling indication of the nature of this place
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Article titles (WP:COMMONNAME)