Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Ferris Bueller's Day Off in popular culture
as otability|non-trivial information |verified in |reliable sources, which means it is unoriginal research.  This discriminate list is presented in a non-directory manner.  No reason beyond trumped up versions of  has presented for deletion.  A true reading of policies and guidelines would suggest we keep this article.  And in any case, as it is interesting, useful, discriminate, and relevant to many readers and editors, we can always |ignore all rules as it is far more important that we retain information our ditors matter|editors come here to edit than adhere to every last word written on some obscure and ever changing guideline written by a minority of our community.  Moreover, obviously readers and editors well beyond the handful commenting in this snapshot in time discussion come here looking for this information.  There is absolutely no valid reason whatsoever why we would not at worst redirect with edit history intact.  One could perhaps make a case for a merge, but there is no real reason beyond an  to not try something else per  and .  Finally, I am beginning a significant http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ferris_Bueller%27s_Day_Off_in_popular_culture&diff=281737840&oldid=281621658 revision that addresses and nullifies many of the concerns expressed above by reworking the article to not simply be a list, but rather a discussion on its reception in popular culture that will focus on secondary source analysis.  Sincerely
— User:A, 18:05, 4 April 2009 (UTC)
Stance: keep
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