Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Joe Thomas (supercentenarian)
This article has only one reference, a "source" that has nothing in common with the |reliable sources required by policy. The subject is not |notable in the sense that this term is defined in Wikipedia's policies. We have a single sentence that focuses on the subject as a contestant in some mythical competition to be the oldest person on earth. He won, briefly. Hooray!  Except, of course, that we then have a second sentence that is nearly inscrutable, contradicts the first sentence, and seems to violate the wiki-policy against disclaimers. Really, what is one supposed to make of this: "(Note: this is a retroactive reconstruction of history. In reality, the Joe Thomas case was not verified until July 2002 by the SSA study, and Guinness did not recuperate the "oldest living man" category until 2000
— User:David, 18:52, 16 October 2015 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:RS||WP:N (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)