Deletion of International Society for the Study of Medievalism

Comment: While there is a formal |COI, the article is neutrally informative. Some not entirely trivial and as far as I can see independent coverage can be found in this scholarly article: {{cite journal |author=Maria de Lurdes Rosa |title=As «missas do Infante» no Padrão dos Descobrimentos: colonizar com a Idade Média, colonizar a Idade Média |journal=Revista Universidade Rural. Série Ciências da Vida |volume=31 |number=2 |date=July–December 2009 |pages=141–164 |publisher=Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro |issn=0104-7264 |url=http://www.editora.ufrrj.br/revistas/humanasesociais/rch/rch31_n2/i%20141-164.pdf |accessdate=2011-10-15}} {{In lang|pt}}. I strongly suspect that with some effort enough can be found to clearly establish notability. There can be little doubt that Leslie J. Workman is notable, and he is notable precisely for the school of academic medievalism he founded in the form of a network of medievalists that became this society, and for founding this journal. If all else fails, do not delete but merge and redirect to Leslie J. Workman#Achievements (for the Society) and Leslie J. Workman#Studies in Medievalism (for the journal). &nbsp
Stance: keep
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Comment: to International Medieval Congress, which appears to have real solid sources and not be a  tangle. Conceivably break them out into separate articles after they've been further developed
Stance: merge
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Conflict of interest (WP:COI)