Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of prime numbers
I would not call it "indiscriminate" because IT HAS TO BE PRIME to be on the list. It bothers me a little that, while I know primes are a valid subject in math, there are no references in this article to sources satisfying  and likewise there are no sources in most of the articles about various quaint types of primes classified according to cute terminology someone dreamed up one day in school. Some of the subclassifications could be put up for AFD if they are O.R. rather than the product of scholarly analysis by mathematicians, computer scientists or cryptographers. References tend to be to other Wikipedia articles or to some website like Planetmath.org, which apparently anyone can edit anonymously, likw Wikipedia, hence not a reliable source. Prime numbers in general are obviously notable (hey, more than 1 million Google hits, mentioned in every low level math book) so it seems appropriate and encyclopedic to list some examples
— User:Edison, 20:35, 24 May 2007 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:A (Wikipedia:Attribution)