Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Macro-haplogroup A(X-BT)
I am afraid I don't understand; you are asserting that because the relative ordering of some branches of the Y phylogenetic tree have changed, all haplogroup A-related information has suddenly become non-notable and what little remains should be merged into more general Y-haplogroup articles? With the changes in phylogeny, rearrangement of the material into for example A0 and A1 articles (and perhaps A00 if the Mendez article is accepted into the mainstream), could be justified, But outright deletion, per , is the wrong approach. ''Update:'' changing recommendation from 'comment' to 'keep', as I still do not see any policy-based rationale for deletion of notable A-related information. Notability is |not temporary
— User:Mark, 20:54, 3 April 2013 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:PRESERVE||WP:NTEMP (Wikipedia:Editing policy)