Deletion of Hoang Thi Loan (3 nomination)

Comment: I'm just not seeing sufficient notability for her own article here. An article on these historic villages is certainly in order, and mention of the mother could be merged in that and into her son's article. I very much sympathize with , but in this case, that just means that I'd support merges for the silly article on Bill Clinton's mother too (are we to have separate article on every single historically significant person's mother and father
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Systemic bias (WP:BIAS)

Comment: Ho Chi Minh|Her son was not just famous, he was one of the most influential historic figures of the twentieth century. Her humble origins and tragic early death have been referenced for decades in Vietnamese propaganda. So great is her value as a (albeit manufactured) cultural icon that the Communist Party of Vietnam has spent millions of dollars to renovate her tomb. Including an article about this woman is, to me, a no-brainer as it helps battle the |Wikipedia's systemic bias toward coverage of Eastern culture. ˉˉ
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Systemic bias (WP:BIAS)

Comment: Please |assume good faith. This nomination has nothing to do with "eastern culture". I don't care what part of the world someone is from, we don't need articles on the mother (or father) of every famous person unless that person has done something notabile in his or her own right. If the tomb is the big deal, then an article on the tomb ''might'' be encyclopedic. The article itself continues to lack or denote any notability. As for Ho Chi Mihn being "one of the most influential historic figures of the twentieth century", that's a matter of opinion. I suggest he's much further back in the queue
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Assume good faith (WP:AGF)