Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Forward (generic name of socialist publications)
Setting aside its disreputable origin, this article in its cleaned up version appears to be .  There is a high bar here before writing articles where the subject is an exposition on words and language, as Wikipedia is an encyclopedia on things, not an essay on etymology.  We have rules discouraging dictionary definitions, articles about neologisms, euphemisms, and so on.  Only rarely does a turn of phrase cross the line where it is actually a distinct subject.  Thus we don't have articles about The Bee's Knees, half dozen, Involuntary termination), and so on.  If naming socialist magazines "forward" is a cultural trend, so what?  There's another cultural tendency to name news magazines the "gazette" or "inquirer" or "post", one to use archaic spellings and words to name semi-upscale housing projects (steppes, fronte), and one to name mass market passenger vehicles after cosmic phenomena or wild animals.  Observations on those tendencies are essay-like, and are not treatments of specific subject matter appropriate to an encyclopedia.  Anyway, there are no sources that tie this all together as a subject on its own.  So far all the sources just address the distinct examples, and the article makes a somewhat arbitrary grouping / list of them all
— User:Wikidemon, 01:24, 3 May 2012 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:SYN (Wikipedia:No original research)