Deletion of Darij Grinberg

Comment: High school level awards do not confer academic notability, (see item 9 in 'Notes and Examples' in ). MathSciNet shows only 4 publications by the subect, with no citations. Similarly scant citability data in GoogleScholar. According to his own websitehttp://www.cip.ifi.lmu.de/~grinberg/faq.html he appears to be a graduate student. If he did introduce an important and broadly used new concept, he might qualify for satisfying Criterion 1 of , but that does not appear to be the case here
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Comment: A gold medal at the Int'l Math Olympiad (is quite an achievement but) does not suffice, nor does http://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&q=author:%22Darij+Grinberg%22&btnG=Search&as_subj=eng&as_sdt=100000000001&as_ylo=&as_vis=0 his work as a mathematician (yet) provide him sufficient |notability as an academic
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Comment: per nominator. None of the three triangle centers named after him in ETC shows up as the subject of a significant level of other research in Google scholar, so I don't think he can claim to have a notable concept named after him. I did find one paper "Grinberg triangles" by Deko Dekov in the ''Journal of Computer-Generated Euclidean Geometry'' but it seems to be self-published (Dekov's own journal) and in any case that's still not a significant level of other research. This is not close to the scholarly prominence expected for  (unsurprisingly, as most of the  criteria approximate something you would expect to see from a full professor at a good research university rather than someone who is still a student), and while the Olympiad gold is a significant accomplishment I don't think it is good enough by itself either
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Comment: per above.  But with no prejudice against recreation if he later passes 
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