Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Pearl necklace (sexuality) (4th nomination)
Nominator asserts: ''"We all know what this is, but that doesn't necessarily make it an encyclopedic topic."''  That is only half-right.  We shouldn't keep any article that is based solely on what someone thinks they know, or what they think everyone knows.  We expect articles to have authoritative |reliable, |verifiable sources.  And what if we have an article that does neutrally dite good  authoritative |reliable, |verifiable sources -- should we ever delete that article becasue someone thinks the topic is ''"obvious
— User:Geo, NONE
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:RS||WP:VER||WP:RS||WP:VER (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)