Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Norvall Jerome Pickett
Wikipedia relies on verifiability, not truth.  is one of the core policies of Wikipedia and it's just about the only thing that gives the encyclopedia any credibility. You need to |prove the information with |reliable sources. If they aren't available then the article can't be in the encyclopedia, I'm sorry. If the article is deleted as a result of this discussion then that just means that you'd have to locate such sources before attempting to have the article restored. Deletion isn't a permanent thing, and it also isn't any judgment against your father, in this case it just means we can't back up the information so it doesn't belong. I strongly suggest visiting  for advice on how to handle the process, my
— User:Atama, 05:56, 31 July 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:V||WP:PROVEIT||WP:RS||WP:WMD (Wikipedia:Verifiability)