Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Pedophilia and child sexual abuse in fiction
First, as regards , I think the nominator has a point, but I think it is permissible in such cases to rely on the listed works themselves, which after all are reliable sources, and it should be relatively uncontroversial and easy to determine whether a particular work "deals with" a particular topic or not. Second, the most doubtful thing about this article for me is whether any thematic list of fictional works is at all encyclopedic; but a focus on notable works and narrower criteria should do it here. Third, the nominator's beef with this article appears to be mainly that it does not reflect his own POV, as reflected in assertions such as "consensual adult/child sex, which is neither pedophilia nor abuse", which I for one and the law codes of most countries would strongly contest, as children are for various reasons not able to freely consent to sex with adults, which makes all such sex abuse — but these at any rate are content issues for which AfD is not a forum. They can be addressed by a renaming of the article and other editorial work
— User:Sandstein, 19:03, 5 June 2006 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:NOR (Wikipedia:No original research)