Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Deberah Bringelson
We judge notability by the ''quality'' of sources present in the article, not the ''quantity'' — an article is not keepable just because it has 75 footnotes in it, if none of the footnotes represent |reliable source coverage that's substantively ''about'' her (which is ''not'' the same thing as coverage that merely ''mentions'' her.) Nothing claimed in the article passes an automatic "must-include" criterion at all, and I'm especially unimpressed by the claim that she's one of the youngest people ever to hold political office in Illinois, when the article completely fails to actually explain what political office she ever actually held — so it's entirely impossible to even measure that claim against  at all. This looks for all the world like a direct |conflict of interest, whether by Bringelson herself or by a paid-PR editor — but even if she does actually pass NPOL, which again hasn't been demonstrated, she still won't get to write the article herself or pad it out with PR bumf
— User:Bearcat, 19:04, 11 November 2017 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:RS||WP:NPOL||WP:COI (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)