Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tyler Hendricks (2nd nomination)
fails  (being president of a seminary does not meet any of its criteria), fails  as there is no "significant coverage in reliable sources that are independent of the subject". I would further state that, contrary to Jclemens, mere ''number'' of Google News hits is ''immaterial'' to establishing that a topic meets this criteria -- as this number gives ''no indication whatsoever'' of depth of coverage. If it had been a ''cogent'' argument on the point of news coverage it would have been discussing ''amount of coverage'' in individual articles. I would suggest that the consensus in Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Michael Jenkins (Unification Church) was thin both in terms of numbers and in terms of arguments that had any basis in the guidelines, so acts as a ''very poor'' precedent. The notability of Michael Jenkins (religious leader) and whether there is sufficient RS information to give an accurate(-if-limited) portrayal of him remain open questions on Talk:Michael Jenkins (religious leader). Church presidents are appointed by Sun Myung Moon, who appears to retain both the power and the notability of head of the church, both in the US and worldwide, with the appointees garnering little power or coverage
— User:Hrafn, 04:50, 7 August 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:ACADEMIC||WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)