Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jill Kelley
Suffice it to say that not only ther stuff exists, but it exists to a very high degree. Women such as Nan Britton, Lucy Mercer, Christine Keeler, Mandy Rice-Davies, Fanne Foxe, Donna Rice, Jessica Hahn, Amy Fisher, Gennifer Flowers, Paula Jones, Monica Lewinsky, Cynthia Ore, Anne Fulda, Rielle Hunter, Ashley Dupré or Rachel Uchitel who were involved in or associated with widely publicized sexual indiscretions, are no longer in the news, but have their own, in most cases fairly extensive, Wikipedia entries and are forever part of history with numerous articles about them imbedded in fairly easily accessible newspaper archives.  While there are practical as well as philosophical and semantic differences among brief notoriety, temporary fame and long-lasting notability, as these are applicable to the million biographical entries contained within Wikipedia, for all practical purposes, the project's all-encompassing world-wide reach means that virtually any living or deceased individual with sufficient references and, as in this case, whose name can be vouchsafed by a reasonable number of m:Inclusionism|inclusionists, is eligible for a biographical entry.  The fairly extensive presentation against either deletion or redirection entered at the start of this discussion by
— User:Bdell555, 07:51, 17 November 2012 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:O (Wikipedia:Orphan)