Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Prince Constantine Alexios of Greece and Denmark
it is longstanding practice here - with lots of precedents - that ''royalty'' are in a sense always notable.  Don't ask me to cite a specific policy, because there isn't one.  But at |past AfDs, we have always kept real royalty as well as pretenders who have some reasonable claim to get back their realms.  Greece is perhaps the epitome of such a royal family.  The subject is third in line.  That's been good enough before.  GoodDay's stance has not been the past consensus.  If this is deleted, it will open a whole can of worms for further mischief.  If the |consensus has changed, we need more than a dozen participants to overturn hard-fought consensus.  Only once before has HM Jimbo Wales inserted himself in a desire to change consensus, and that was a not pretty scene.  I lost that fight, but at least I kept my good reputation
— User:Bearian, 23:57, 7 May 2011 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:OUTCOMES||WP:CCC (Wikipedia:Deletion policy)