Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Winston Edmondson (2nd nomination)
The previous AfD closed as a no consensus, after multiple relistings, with only one editor commenting on it; under the circumstances, it's not obnoxious to try again to seek a consensus.  That being said, the subject is ''mentioned'' in the local small-town weekly newspaper's website (both articles in fact come from the same source); said paper does not have an article of its own, and the premise that this constitutes a reliable source is shaky.  But let's examine them anyway.The first source is to back the assertion that the subject created the "World’s Largest Suggestion Box," which is entirely backed by the subject's own claim that it is.  The same source is also used to support the article's contention that the subject invented a "RadioName concept," once again solely backed by the subject's own claims.  No evidence is proffered, however, as to what makes this concept notable, or any sources suggesting that the world has heard of it.The second source mentions the subject along with several other local mayoral candidates.  Were he to have ''won'' the race, that would fail of notability under  given the small size of the city; failed candidates, of course, garner no presumptive notability.As far as Dravecky's assertion that the subject being a former professional wrestler contributes to notability, no reliable sources claim that he was.  The article states that the subject wrestled for a loop called the "CWA" operating out of Dallas, but the only such loop I could find was the Continental Wrestling Association, an outfit operating out of Memphis that folded when the subject was 17 years old.  Perhaps Dravecky did some research into verifying this claim, and I invite him to share the research with us.Sorry, but this adds up to a 0+0+0=0.  A failed mayoral candidate in a small city gains no notability under , which sets the minimum bar at a ''successful'' candidate for a large regional city.  A purported professional wrestler from a loop that (if it exists at all) is desperately obscure and/or defunct gains no notability from that, even if supported by reliable sources, which the assertion is not.  A local radio host gains no notability under , which requires a "large fan base or a significant "cult" following," for which no sources have been proffered
— User:Ravenswing, 09:11, 5 September 2011 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:POLITICIAN||WP:POLITICIAN||WP:ENTERTAINER (Wikipedia:Notability)