Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Thematic motifs of Lost
Please |assume good faith.  My primary concern, now as always, is to have the best, "freest" encyclopedia on the planet.  Therefore, I see absolutely no "unexplained apparent reversal of opinion".  I freely admit that I have been involved in a content dispute on this article.  In my opinion, the reason behind this dispute is primarily the structure of the article itsself.  As it is titled "Thematic motifs of Lost" and the television show is relatively new, there is little secondary source material.  For example, William Shakespeare|Shakespeare's "Hamlet" or "The Great Gatsby" have been thoroughly analyzed by a number of critics who have written books and articles about this analysis.  Looking for the "thematic motifs" of Lost (TV series)|Lost, almost of essence, requires original analysis of the primary source (the show itsself).  This leads to arguments over which recurring elements are symbolic themes and which recurring elements are just recurring elements.  There are too few secondary sources to sustain this article
— User:Leflyman, 05:27, 8 August 2007 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:AGF (Wikipedia:Assume good faith)