Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Georgina Baillie
article was created in response to a single incident in which this young girl was an unwilling victim of nasty antics by famous celebrities. That incident can and is be recorded on the existing biographies of Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand. The article fails  and any test of basic human dignity, since there is little more notable about her than her victim status, and tabloid newspapers dredging up other stuff in response. The argument that she's notable outside of that is bollocks. The article was created in response to the current scandal in which she was an unparticipating vicim, and you can't escape that fact. We didn't have an article before the victimisation, and the victimisation should not be allowed to change that fact. If, and it is a big if, she could justify an article on other grounds, then let us consider that if someone wants to write it in a few months when the media furore passes. The problem here is that we seem to have thrown  out of the window, and people now immediately create biographies in response to passing news stories, and then try to justify them on unrelated notability grounds. Let's start being an encyclopedia and not a newspaper, delete this - and debate any other claim to notability (if there is one) when it isn't lame excuse to get another biography written about a victim's  15 min of tabloid hell.--(Is this a "moralistic tone"? Hell, yes
— User:Scott, 01:45, 29 October 2008 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:BLP1E||WP:NOTNEWS (Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons)