Deletion of Alek Skarlatos

Comment: As has been pointed out many times, the Legion of Honour is the highest ''order'' of France, but it comes in five grades. The lowest grade, which these gentlemen were awarded, is very common and cannot possibly be said to confer inherent notability - it's the equivalent of the Member of the Order of the British Empire or Queen's Gallantry Medal in Britain, for example, at the most (see Note 1 at ). He did receive considerable media coverage, but it's only a  situation. Many people commit brave acts. They're not all eligible for articles. If they were we'd have millions of such articles
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Comment: u|Mathglot}}, Read  - He does meet the standards due to the fact that he won the highest decoration of France
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Comment: What's the big hurry? Look at all the future tense and conditionals above: "will...", "would be...", "will..."; what's the big hurry, here, can we wait for it to happen, first?  Agree with Pincrete's comments about rystal; he's not there yet, give him time.  As of now, he's still part of the aftermath of the Thalys news cycle.  As far as Legion of Honor winners, they estimate there's List of Légion d'honneur recipients by name|a million of them, although the exact number is not known
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