Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Paolo (Paul) Benedetti
as pure spam. I've looked at some of the available (to me) links, and some of them do seem to discuss his work. Unfortunately, they were written by him. As to the article, I've not seen such a load of puffery in some time. "Benedetti is the consummate innovator, who has designed & created a number of industry firsts." "Paolo has experienced Carnival in Venice, Italy." (So bloody what?) "He has explored the House & Gardens of the Virgin Mary (her last known residence)" (It's news to me that any of her residences other than an unidentified stable were known at all.) I won't go on. I will just point out that this is an encyclopaedia, not AboutUs or LinkedIn. The author of the article uses the subject's name as his/her username. If the author is indeed Mr Benedetti, I would point him to . If not, he/she is liable to be blocked for impersonation. If this is a bit of paid-for article creation, I would advise Mr Benedetti that he has a good case for asking for a refund
— User:Peridon, 23:22, 11 January 2011 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:COI (Wikipedia:Conflict of interest)