Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/John Junkins
For whatever it's worth, I am convinced of the subject's notability based on the comments here. I read rof before proposing this article, but this alone does not prescribe a course of action. One must also be familiar with what the community considers a "major institution", a "prestigious scholarly society", "significant impact", and so on; I was clearly not. The previous commenter cites h-index, but rof does not give an acceptable value for this and even recommends against its use. The article was clearly self-promotion and so I thought qualified for speedy deletion. Since my initial attempt to raise attention to this was swept under the rug, this seemed a reasonable course of action. I do not intend to propose many articles in the future and so do not intend to become fully knowledgable on this subject. Is there a place I can raise these concerns, besides the article itself, without officially proposing the article's deletion? If so, I will gladly prefer that route in the future
— User:Walkie, 06:35, 10 March 2012 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:P||WP:P (Wikipedia:Portal)