Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Drummond Street, Edinburgh
I don't think it follows that the presence of listed buildings on a street necessarily renders it notable, unless there is actually ''something to say about the street''. In areas like this, whole swathes of buildings are listed - it doesn't follow that every street is notable enough for an article; and this street actually marks the edge of the Old Town, where the wall used to be, rather than being part of it. Defensive note, as the original PRODder (stung by accusations of failing , which I think themselves fail ): I PRODded this on the basis of an internet search, which showed me a listed building but not much else; I then checked three guidebooks and the ''Book of Edinburgh Anecdotes'' without finding anything to change my mind. I can't speak for the nominator, but his username and the quote on his user page suggest a knowledge of The Antiquary|Scottish antiquities which make it unlikely that he nominated without knowing what he was talking about
— User:JohnCD, 18:28, 23 March 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:BEFORE||WP:AGF (Wikipedia:Articles for deletion)