Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Toledano Tradition
As it currently stands, the article is little more than a |POV-based fork of Kabbalah that serves to |advance the position of the Kabbalah Society. The modern restorationist movement of the Toledano Tradition, as spearheaded by the Kabbalah Society, may or may not be |suitable for inclusion depending on whether sufficient reliable references can be found. However, the current article is simply a promotional vehicle that disregards our principles of OR|no original research, POV|balanced and comprehensive presentation, and OT|inappropriate content. It has little to do with presenting the named topic in an encyclopedic fashion, instead acting as a shallow vehicle for its claims. It would be like if the Latter-day Saint movement article said little to nothing of the movement, instead simply presenting its version of continuity and history (such as the Great Apostasy and Restoration) as fact. Alternatively, it would be as though the Kemetism article presented the Kemetic view of ancient Egyptian history and religion, and their sympathy with modern Kemetism uncritically and unqualified. This is not simply poor content, but a complete deviation into a POV fork. However, deletion of this fork should not prejudice the creation of an appropriate article under this name
— User:Vassyana, 01:24, 20 February 2008 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:CFORK||WP:SOAP||WP:N||WP:NOR||WP:NPOV||WP:NOT (Wikipedia:Content forking)