Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Wikimedia Meta-Wiki
I don't think anyone who has become involved this discussion is seriously contemplating the complete removal of the information from this site. The question is rather: what would the best place for this material? In it's own article? Merged into another article? In the Wikipedia namespace? Maybe a merge and redirect is the best option, but '''merge and redirect do not require an AFD.''' At the very most one would start a discussion on the relevant talk page&mdash;and possibly not even that. Suggesting that the article should be merged or moved is not , but ''creating the AFD in the first place'' looks very much like it. Why go through this whole process&mdash;and face all this argument, dissent and controversy&mdash;if you don't have to? It only makes sense if the real motive ''is'' to generate controversy and dissent. I stand by my comment, and my vote. This AFD should be disposed of, and the discussion taken to the article's talk page, where it belongs
— User:GeorgeStepanek, 08:02, 13 June 2006 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:POINT (Wikipedia:Do not disrupt Wikipedia to illustrate a point)