Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Anime Revolution
This is pretty much a case of . The convention has only been held once, and aside from the sources on the article there just isn't a huge amount of coverage of this convention in any independent and reliable sources. The three sources so far don't show a depth of coverage for the convention and I don't think that it has notability enough at this point in time to warrant having its own article. It could well be that this convention eventually becomes notable but I think it was jumping the gun a little to add it so soon. It looks like it did relatively well to get even three sources, as most anime conventions fly under the radar and go without any real notice, and there's always the possibility it could become notable in the future. It's just not there yet. I have no problem with the original editor userfying a copy of the article if she were interested in sticking around and incubating this. I do want to warn her about ensuring to write the article in a neutral and encyclopedic tone, as the article was sort of written in a promotional light. You don't really need to name all of the sponsors for the group unless the teaming up was very notable, such as if it were to be sponsored by Pepsi or Taco Bell. Also, try to avoid primary sources since they can't show notability and can only back up trivial stuff. AnimeCons.com can only back up trivial things at best, as it's really only a routine listing of conventions. The coverage there is usually provided by the anime conventions themselves, so it's pretty much a primary source for lack of a better comparison. I recommend getting some help through , as they can help show you which sites are considered notable as far as manga and anime go
— User:Tokyogirl79, 03:35, 3 September 2012 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:TOOSOON||WP:ANIME (Wikipedia:Too soon)