Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Marki Ann Meyer
Well, yes, obviously |everything is important to somebody.  That's not the point.  Wikipedia |isn't a personal webpage or a |place to promote unknown/"up and coming" actors.  |There have to be some standards, or everyone could just write articles about themselves and their friends, and Wikipedia would become a useless collection of vanity pages.  That's the kind of thing the Wikipedia |notability guidelines exist to avoid.  (It has nothing to do with |storage space.)  There can be disagreement about where that line is drawn&mdash;personally, I tend to think lately Wikipedia editors in general have tended a bit too much toward deletionism.  But the line has to be drawn somewhere, and according to |current guidelines this article seems to me to fall fairly unambiguously on the wrong side of the line.  I'm sorry if this person is important to you, but that's not the standard for inclusion on Wikipedia.  Most people's grandmothers are probably very important to them, but that doesn't mean everyone's grandma should have a Wikipedia article
— User:Smeazel, 03:19, 27 May 2011 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:IKNOWIT||WP:NOTWEBHOST||WP:PROMOTION||WP:EVERYTHING||WP:DELREASON||WP:ENT||WP:notability (Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions)