Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Daniel Romanovsky
This article has now been discussed in AfD/DRV for an entire month and it is now very clear that the conventional notability guidelines (works that are widely cited, held, reviewed, etc) are not satisfied. Peterkingiron's observation is accurate: Romanovsky's scholarly corpus consists of a small number articles and chapters in collections, none of which have shown significant impact. His output is indistinguishable from the "average professor" in his field. This would seem to explain why the relisting simply continues to push earlier canards: web pages and PDF pamphlets have been added and are now referred to as , his work EXISTS (Kitfoxxethe), and the strained pleading from K.e.coffman that asserts special consideration because Romanovsky's work was suppressed under the Soviet system. (K.e.coffman concedes that Romanovsky's "output is lower than what's expected of a historian", but does not seem to recognize the contradiction in his/her position posed by the fact that Romanovsky emigrated to Israel in the 80's and has been a "free scholar" there for almost 30 years.) If this article is ultimately kept, it will represent a significant low-end outlier of WP historian bios
— User:Agricola44, 16:46, 15 August 2016 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:RS (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)