Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Fernando Pérez (software developer)
It's always surprising how poorly Wikipedia deals with "notability" issues related to open-source software. The arguments for deletion always seem to relate to lack of "independent" sources and never seem to have much familiarity with how these communities work. Pérez works in academia and develops software widely used there; I think it makes more sense to think in the spirit of . What matters is that his ''work'' is widely discussed and highly influential - multiple features in Nature, even! - not that the articles aren't specifically about his life or that they contain interview material. Being worth interviewing is a sign of notability, after all. The Free Software Award really ought to clinch it. But I dunno, I use IPython literally every day and am arguably not "neutral" with regard to scientific computation (that is, I actually know something about it
— User:Opabinia, 06:53, 29 July 2015 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:PROF (Wikipedia:Notability)