Deletion of List of San Francisco Municipal Railway lines (2nd nomination)

Comment: When  was https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia%3AWhat_Wikipedia_is_not&diff=prev&oldid=6677337 added in 2004 it said articles should "mention landmarks" but exclude telephone numbers and prices, and exclude advice on the best places to visit. Since then, the wording has been expanded and tweaked here and there, but the meaning has changed little. Exclude the changeable, the ephemera: phone numbers, prices, departure schedules, business hours. There are exceptions: the Georgetown Steam Plant is a museum only open one day a month for only four hours. The Maharajas' Express is perhaps the most expensive train ticket on Earth. But identifying the routes and constituent parts of transport lines falls well within the bounds of encyclopedic content -- What is it? Where is it? What's it called? What is it for? What does it do? What Plato and Aristotle would call the thing's Essence|essential, not accident (philosophy)|accidental properties. The traits without which it would no longer be itself. Perhaps external links to train schedules are better off lower down in the page than up in the main tables, but that's , outside the scope of AfD. Even so,  actually suggests a travel guide external link as the right way to do it
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOTTRAVEL||WP:SURMOUNTABLE||WP:ELLIST)