Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of politicians in Poland
without prejudice against recreation of a redirect to Lists of Polish politicians if desired. As noted, this is not really an objective or comprehensive list of Polish politicians, but a subjective ''ranking'' of a few specific Polish politicians in order of their public popularity percentages in one specific public opinion poll 15 years ago — which means it's not current, not |neutral and not encyclopedic. Wikipedia does not have any rule that "just redirect without deleting anything" is always preferable to "delete this and then create a new redirect" — we're allowed to do either thing depending on the context at hand, so the question of which one we choose hinges entirely on the question of whether there's any ''value'' in retaining this article's edit history ''behind'' the redirect or not. And the answer to that question is very clearly no, there isn't, so this should be deleted first and ''then'' redirected. We have no rule that requires us to preserve ''everything'' that anybody ever saw fit to add to Wikipedia, even if it violates our other rules: we try to selectively preserve ''valuable'' information, not to just indiscriminately preserve ''all'' information
— User:Bearcat, 13:58, 19 September 2019 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NPOV (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)