Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Mac DVDRipper Pro
Typical Wikipedia spam. An article most likely Wikipedia:Conflict of interest|created by the product author (see above), who, immediately after creating his single-purpose account, advertises it in other Wikipedia articles, too (see his contributions). I can't see significant coverage in reputable sources, either in Google results, books (zero results) or elsewhere, which is a requirement in the Wikipedia:Notability|general notability guideline (the article mentions two reviews at Macworld.com, but that's not something I would call "significant coverage"). And the more specific |product notability guideline says that products generally should not have their own articles unless they are really notable (or not created by companies). And even though the Wikipedia:Notability (software)|software notability essay is not an official Wikipedia guideline, it says it ''"may be consulted for assistance during an AfD discussion"''. It also says that ''"the mere existence of reviews does not mean the software is notable. Reviews must be significant"'' and/or from multiple printed sources, or ''"The software is discussed in reliable sources as significant in its particular field"''. Which is not the case here.&mdash
— User:J, 19:01, 16 December 2010 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:PRODUCT (Wikipedia:Notability)