Deletion of Oxford Round Table (re-nomination)

Comment: per #NEWS.  Per Guy, the only clearly independent source that has been shown is the TES article (last reference) that talks about the controversy, which is a fundamentally online forum kind of controversy.  Still, it got reported in a reliable source, but just once, and there's no evidence to suggest that the issue has any deeper coverage.  I don't think the user behavior issue should have any impact on whether to delete the article or not, as long as we don't mistake the large numbers of participants for evidence that the subject has lasting notability.  (However, if the article is kept, I think we should place it on Wikipedia:Article probation|Article probation
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOT)

Comment: When professors, preachers, lawyers, etc. attend the Oxford Round Table, this is frequently considered newsworthy: newspapers publish stories about their participation (not about the individuals per se, but about their ''participation in the conference'').  This does not appear to be the case for, say, the West Chester University Poetry Conference or the Plantation Crops Symposium.  In both relative and absolute terms, |notability is really not a problem here.  Sure, notability is not inherited - but if it were, the participants would inherit the notability of the conference (not the other way around
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N)

Comment: Ok, my opinion has changed from the previous AfD. I'm now convinced that there is  enough sourcing that it meets 
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:CORP)

Comment: Apologies, I seem to have searched improperly somehow.  The above link to a Google news search reveals multiple accounts in a decent variety of news articles.  This indeed appears to satisfy .  The article needs additional cleanup and further incorporation of secondary sources, but I see no reason for deletion
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:CORP)