Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Barony of Tabria
if and only if |verifiable sources are cited''.There are no notability concerns here; if the claims in these articles are true, then they are valid entries for an encyclopedia. However, I have to agree with the above posters that the lack of reliable sources is fatal. For example, the "references" section of Counts of Għajn Tuffieħa contains two websites (neither of which appears to cite any sources other than the other) and some "Unpublished research papers", which are obviously completely useless for our purposes.I am not convinced that there is any hoaxing going on. It's a commonplace that small European nations have disproportionately large aristocracies, and I can't see anything obviously implausible in the claims of the sample of articles I checked. However, the simple fact remains that Wikipedia requires that it be possible to verify articles in their entirety from the sources cited -- all the more so when the article has been accused of being a hoax! -- and at present I'm not capable of that, which means something is badly wrong. &mdash
— User:Haeleth, 20:05, 20 July 2006 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:V (Wikipedia:Verifiability)