Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Democracy & Nature (2nd nomination)
a journal of which 17 issues were published, and for which there is no reliable evidence of any widespread currency.  Many of these journals are vehicles for vanity - there is no evidence on which to weigh whether this one is or not, because much of what is said about it is not |verifiable from |reliable sources.  A journal can publish an article by anyone through syndication or by paying them - do we have any evidence of whether the illustrious contributors thhought this a credible journal?  Whether they submitted to the journal or whether they were approached for a piece of editorial?  What the peer-review process was?  Taylor & Francis stopped printing it after five issues; is that a sign of a significant journal?  Plus, the reaction of the "editorial board" is a clear violation of 
— User:Just, 16:49, 3 January 2006 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:V||WP:RS||WP:OWN (Wikipedia:Verifiability)