Deletion of Rosetta Code

Comment: Fails all notability guidelines by a wide mile. Multiple Google searches turned up no evidence of substantial coverage in multiple reliable sources. I've checked the sources provided by the !voters above, and they are all trivial, tangential or passing mentions at best. Even taken together, they do very little to establish notability. The source produced by Degrees above is a internet forum thread, far from being significant or reliable. Peter.kofler's argument about the lack of sources for community sites is simply special pleading, and contradicts our notability policies and guidelines. A classic case of ,  and . Show me substantial coverage in multiple reliable independent sources, and I'll gladly change my !vote
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Comment: The article says that Mike Mol came up with solutions to various programming problems in many different programming languages in 2007. However, Intel's Andrew Grove was developing Rosetta Code software "that takes incompatible systems and translates them into each other, so that one system can automatically read the other" in July 2005. See http://www.nytimes.com/2005/07/30/technology/30nocera.html?pagewanted=print&_r=0 New York Times July 30, 2005 Were Mol's and Grove's efforts towards different products? They seem to be along the same lines with a same name. Grove again talks about his Rosetta Code with Charlie Rose in October 2005: "Rose: You have called this, this idea of being able to have Access to a Patient's Records, Data, on the spot at the time you need it as kind of the Rosseta Stone of Medical Care. I called the Techniques that are necessary to Glue different sources of Data together the translation Technology, the Rosetta Code, not Stone. Rose: Rosetta Code, I stand corrected."http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P3-911288431.html Apple had a Rosetta Code translator in 2006.http://www.extensions.in.th/post2/intel01/Intel01.html and UW professor David Baker had his own Rosseta Code in 2006.http://ucsdnews.ucsd.edu/newsrel/supercomputer/hightech-drug.asp The only thing I didn't find was information on the Rosetta Code program for which this AfD was requested. I also looked for source information on rosettacode.org, but did not find any. Does not meet 
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