Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Lisa Koonce
There is no argument here as to Dr. Koonce's notability - she is certainly notable as {{ul|DGG}} and {{ul|Xxanthippe}} wisely discussed. This AfD is in response to a request (purportedly) from Dr. Koonce herself to have the page about her removed. Is she a significantly ''|public'' figure to oppose a  request on those grounds? I don't see any thorough discussion on Wikipedia about how to determine that. She is a Chair at a (private?) university, but is that a sufficiently public position? Prestigious, certainly, but would a student at her university be likely to recognize her name or identify her position, other than those in her own department? I don't know but I am leaning towards no. I will note that in the last 90 days the page recorded only http://stats.grok.se/en/latest90/Lisa_Koonce 227 pagehits, of which 80 occurred after the article was nominated for AfD. Also, I respectfully reject the argument that having one's personal information published online qualifies one as a public figure, as in the age of free information and accountability this would qualify a staggeringly large and growing number of people as public figures
— User:Ivanvector, 18:57, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:NPF||WP:BIODEL (Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons)