Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Mississippi Winn
and '''Redirect''' to one of the three longevity-related lists she's on. You can find them under "See also" in this "article", such as it is. For sources, we have a |primary source (a City of Shreveport proclamation) a fairly brief CNN feature about a birthday with thoroughly pedestrian information, all of it dutifully transcribed into the "article" as if it says something encyclopedic and a  obit. Fails . Fails . Precisely the kind of bio for which  was written.  WP is : a web-hosting service for the Gerontology Research Group, a  board, a place for hobbyists to accrete . We're building an encyclopedia here. The encyclopedia is not enhanced by hundreds of stand-alone articles like this, celebrating the "achievements" of long-lived people as they vie for mythical titles, with "incumbents" "losing" their places to "successors" who stave off the Angel of death one day, week or month longer than current "record-holders." The study of human longevity is a fit, indeed crucial, subject for our encyclopedia to cover. The individual lives of every long-enduring mortal soul? Not so much. There are three longevity lists to choose from to redirect this person's name. One can even insert a mini-bio on to some longevity lists, and maybe more need them. But the Terms of venery|plague of Locust|trivial articles long-ensconced in this prohibited  needs pruning
— User:David, 16:16, 10 November 2015 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:PRIMARY||WP:ROUTINE||WP:SIGCOV||WP:GNG||WP:NOPAGE||WP:NOT||WP:MEMORIAL||WP:FANCRUFT||WP:WALLEDGARDEN (Wikipedia:No original research)