Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Rachel Uchitel
I do not see how this can be considered  in its current form. For this to be the case there would have to be a lot more than two sentences on the Tiger Woods story (and if COATRACK did apply then the solution would be to remove the extraneous information not to delete the entire article). Therefore the question is whether or not the subject of the article is notable. She has received a reasonable amount of coverage and it is not all to do with the Woods story. As always some of the sources are better than others but my overall impression is that they are sufficient to verify the |notability of the subject (although as shown by this debate it is not clear cut and it is going to come down to each individual editor's personal feeling based on the notability guidelines, it is difficult to give any conclusive evidence to support either point of view). Just because Wikipedia is not the news does not mean that things that are in the news shouldn't have articles. As with ,  and 1E, it is fine to use OTNEWS to support your position but if you only provide the link and no further explanation then in my opinion it is very hard to know exactly what your point is. Most of these pages (coatrack, BLP etc) are quite lengthy and make numerous points so quoting the whole page with no further explanation is at best unclear (this is not to have a go at the previous editor Kevin (who has explained his reasoning) or anyone particular here, it's just that this seems to be a regular problem throughout Wikipedia
— User:Mah, 03:52, 7 December 2009 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:COATRACK||WP:N||WP:COATRACK||WP:BLP||WP:BLP1E||WP:NOTNEWS (Wikipedia:Coatrack articles)