Deletion of Douglas Youvan

Comment: Researching this article has been an interesting experience. On the one hand he has co-authored quite a large number of papers (more than 50, possibly as many as 100) and seems to have done some good work as a bioscientist. He is even mentioned on the NASA spinoff website (http://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2006/hm_3.html link). On the other hand the website URL of the company he set up (KAIROS Scientific, Inc) has been hijacked by a Japanese push-up bra company. He is a creationist and has self-published a couple of ebooks, which may be considered : "As Velocity Approaches Light Speed, P Becomes Equivalent to NP for Computations Using Zero-Mass Particles"; and "Questions of a Christian Biophysicist", which has the quote 'Doug feels called ... to “extinguish Darwinism” and spread the word that “an intelligent man can believe in literal Creation”.  He is credited with finding a pattern in the genetic code which is inexplicable by any Earthly process.' There is also a pattern of sockpuppetry and legal threats surrounding this article, with at least three users being blocked including
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Comment: I think he passes #C1 for high citations in Google scholar and external attention such as http://www.sciencenews.org/pages/pdfs/data/1996/150-14/15014-06.pdf this to his research. I am troubled by the creationist external links in the article, though, because that aspect of his life doesn't seem to have attracted enough attention for us to give it the mainstream-point-of-view coverage demanded by  and . I'm also a bit troubled by the contentious edit history of the article, per . Maybe the best solution is to remove the links and stick to only material that can be verified from reliable third party sources
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:PROF||WP:NPOV||WP:FRINGE||WP:BLP)

Comment: For D C Youvan GS gives an h-index of 32 with 6 papers with over 100 cites. This is a clear pass of rof#C1 for his scientific activities. His religious activities do not seem to be notable. This should be reflected in the BLP
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