Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tom McAlpin (2nd nomination)
I commented on the previous AFD and still feel the article should be kept.  Why are some editors so intent on removing it?   Whether it passes the strict |notability guidelines or not, the article is useful to those looking for information on McAlpin.  The information in the article is sourced and accurate.  What is the harm in keeping it?  If space was an issue on Wikipedia, I'd agree that it could be deleted. Many people in history may no longer be considered notable, but in the interest of those doing research in the future, we don't delete their mention in the history books
— User:Thomprod, 15:56, 30 March 2009 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:NOTE (Wikipedia:Notability)