Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/A. D. Williams Engineering crashes
No, it's not even as much as a guideline. While it is certainly helpful to know the conclusions of the relevant WikiProject, we outsiders don't know without some deep looking-into what kind of a consensus formed it, which is a fairly stark contrast with any official guideline. And to MadScot, I maintain that the "guide" still doesn't have any bearing in a deletion discussion; the primary consideration for having an article on a topic has long been the |general notability criterion. And although the project guide certainly states this initially, I don't believe that statements like "it involves unusual circumstances" is actually in line with this, and I doubt any broad consensus could exist for such a vague rule
— User:Someguy1221, 20:48, 17 September 2008 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:N (Wikipedia:Notability)