Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Hermes Conrad
It would be difficult to compare the relatively new The Cleveland Show to Futurama, and most people wouldn't try.  They are not in the same league when it comes to longevity or cultural impact, using any method of measuring, so this is an apples vs. oranges comparison.  Even if taken as equals, those AFDs failed and the articles instead became redirects.  If you were wanting the article to become a redirect, then you should not have taken it to AFD.  AFD is not a substitute for discussion on the talk page, and using it to get a redirect isn't proper.  See , which covers why you discuss changing on the talk page instead of going to Articles For '''Deletion'''.  That AFDs end in redirects is meaningless, as in this case you have chosen AFD as the '''first''' method, instead of the method of last resort.  You haven't commented once in the article talk page, and have a single trivial edit in the main article before nom'ing.  In this case, the character is more "notable" (even if not properly cited yet) than characters in the relatively new spin off, The Cleveland Show
— User:Dennis, 18:17, 13 December 2011 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:BEFORE (Wikipedia:Articles for deletion)