Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Invitation to the Inauguration of Barack Obama
It is tempting to vote keep, since the article is well-sourced and written; but, unfortunately, the subject fails #NEWS. The media coverage of the invitations has been either incidental (X received invitation) or, one of those human-interest, "soft" news stories - and, considering the context, has been ''relatively'' meager (even Michele Obama's inaugural dress received significantly greater media attention than the invitations). The article talks about the design, paper, printing etc, without making the case that any of these attributes are unique or significant - besides being a ''very minor'' part of an undoubtedly notable event, Barack Obama 2009 presidential inauguration. I doubt anyone will be writing about the invitation one week from now (let alone 50 years down the line), and that is the defining difference between mere news-of-the-day and encyclopedic content
— User:Abecedare, 01:07, 23 January 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOT (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)