Deletion of Dr. Jose Celso Barbosa Post Office Building Designation Act (2nd nomination)

Comment: to José Celso Barbosa.   The Act's only claim to notability is that its supporters cited Wikipedia, apparently for the first time; which is just not a big deal.  If this self-reference is really deemed to be important, maybe it should be memorialized along the lines of what's done with court cases at ikipedia as a court source or ikipedia in judicial opinions.  Apart from that, this article is is a great example of un-of-the-mill, and while that essay is neither policy or guideline, it makes a lot of sense.  This Act is twice-removed from notability.  The Act is not notable.  The building that is the target of the Act is not notable.  The person for whom the building that is the subject of the Act ''is'' notable.  Merge it there. — Preceding Wikipedia:Signatures|unsigned comment added by
Stance: merge
Cited policy: Help:Watchlist (WP:W||WP:W||WP:R)

Comment: as failing to satisfy the |GNG, as I'm unable to find any substantial treatment of the topic in reliable ''secondary'' sources (certainly, none of the three citations in the article are such). Legislation doesn't get more insignificant than this, and the "may have been the first time that material from Wikipedia has been deemed important enough to have been included in a U.S. bill" business (which is not supported by the cited sources or by any other source I can find) is simply ridiculous. The information that the fellow was honored by having a post office named for him is in our José Celso Barbosa article, which is where it belongs
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)

Comment: I see lots of commentary indicating a belief that the use of wikipedia in this routine bit of government activity to be significant.  I see no evidence offered that this is significant in any way via |reliable sources.  The opinion of wikipedia editors do not constitute a reliable source
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS)