Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Multiplicative calculus
I believe the article is of note, but requires very significant cleanup, which I am willing to do. I believe the article overestimates the use and notability of Non-Newtonian Calculus due to bias. The user {{U|Smithpith}} is likely personally connected to the author of several books on NNC, as a quick google search shows smithpith is the publicly available email of M. Grossman. However, I believe that due to the interest in the research community in the most recent decade, the subject is of note. The subject is not notable enough note to merit a page of nearly this length or grandeur, but it has been used in educational and research contexts enough to merit an article. For instance, I propose deleting the sections on the General Theory of Non-Newtonian Calculus and pruning the Reception section. This is because I agree with the majority of previous commenters who believe that NNC is not significant enough to be notable to Wikipedia as its own mathematical branch, and I believe that the Reception page is repetitive and oversized to the point of illegibility. I wrote the majority of the History section, which I hope to improve, and plan to clean up the rest of the article. This should be in accordance with guidance on  as {{u|XOR&#39;easter}} suggests
— User:MathTrain, 00:48, 27 March 2020 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:TNT (Wikipedia:Blow it up and start over)