Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of fictional spaceships
I can't really add that much to what has been said- that it is a hopeless, sprawling, |virtually unsourced, pointless, |indiscriminate, fancrufty list. I will disagree with 23skidoo's assertion that our notability standards are getting stricter. In the six months or so that I've been back I have observed that the reverse has been true. Our standards for material on fictional subjects has gone from being unacceptably lax to pretty much nonexistent. There are a few reasons for this. Firstly, there has been a tendency to treat AfD discussions as a vote which means you need only a handful of fanboys going "OMG! Keep! Keep! It's mega important!" to cancel out people who actually argue in terms of policy. The second reason is the proliferation of myths like "Spin-off articles don't need to demonstrate independent notability." They do. Claiming otherwise leads to a lot of crappy articles about aspects of works of fiction that have no relevance or importance outside it, as well as a tendency to believe that such spin-off articles don't even need to be sourced. This terrible article is a textbook example of why I hold the opinions I do, and why I argue them every chance I get
— User:Reyk, 23:17, 26 November 2008 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:V||WP:IINFO (Wikipedia:Verifiability)