Deletion of Frink

Comment: While it is indeed a rarely used language, I think its article should be kept; even if there is no prejudice to recreation, the barrier is much higher than adding sources to an existing article, especially one that is, as Mark pointed out, well-structured and has at least some sources. The language has been used by the winning team of DEF CON's Crash and Compile contest a couple of times and users of it ranked highly on Project Euler for quite a while. I have to admit that I'm somewhat biased because I've used the language a couple of times and really like it, but I think I'd argue the same for any decently designed relatively young programming language, despite 
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NSOFT)