Deletion of On-Line Gamers Anonymous

Comment: not much of use has been added since the article has been created. Mostly, I think, because people are addicted to Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter so they're spending less time on Wikipedia (that's a bit of a joke)... If you check in Google Scholar and Google Books, there is some coverage, even newer coverage, that could be used to cobble this together and make it look more . I'm a bit ambivalent about it
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N)

Comment: In the nearly two decades since her son's death, Liz Woolley has received more press than the organization itself (although mainly from interviews), yet both individuals collectively have never had anything more on Wikipedia than a one-sentence mention on EverQuest. OLGA itself has had next to no independent third-party coverage and the article has consequently remained a stub since its 2008 creation while still reading like an advertisement. Sourcing as a whole therein is dubious at best; six (of eleven) citations are from the company website, no trace of the London Free Press article is online, and CyberSightings is just a brief passage and contact info. GScholar and GBooks bring up other passing mentions in journals/reference guides with no in-depth content. Only the Maclean's article goes into any serious detail about OLGA's history, but that's not enough to pass 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NCORP)