Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Monica Sweet
I just noticed that Hustler is listed in that  criteria, and I'm going to question it on that talk page; I don't think it should be an automatic qualifier for notability. For comparison, click these links: ''Playboy'' Playmates are always listed with name, birthdate, and a real article about their real biography. Just the appearance gives most a tremendous kickstart to their modeling career, it's seen as the pinnacle of glamour modeling. We've got an article on every one of them, and though some are short, each has some text to put into it. It's an iconic award, walk down an American street and say to a random male "Have you seen Miss March?" and they will know you mean the one in Playboy, even if they haven't bought an issue in their lives. Most of them ''don't'' go into hard core pornography. List of Penthouse Pets|''Penthouse'' Pets are at least always listed with a name, birthdate, and profile; it's not quite that iconic, but many on the harder core side of glamour modeling aspire to it; it was, for example, a major motivation for Jenna Jameson#Early career. A large number of them became, or already were, relatively big name porn stars. Now click on List of Hustler Honeys. Half of them are only listed by first name -- clearly these people aren't getting any major boost to their modeling career, no agent is going to be looking for "Anne" or "Amanda". Note even a number of those who did become famous used a different name for their Hustler appearance. Their profiles and names are often completely fictional, sometimes blatantly so, having no details, sometimes no resemblance to reality. If just being a Hustler Honey were a sufficient requirement for notability, we would have to keep dozens of articles about Destiny, Terri, Mia, Phoenix, and Tally with no information than "a pseudonym of a model who appeared in Hustler with a fictional back story." This is only a Weak delete because in this case she did use her most popular name, and it is a well known magazine, and she does seem to be active otherwise, so being in Hustler does help notability a bit ... but I think it should be treated as just an appearance in a men's magazine. I don't think the Honey status should be sufficient in and of itself, as what most of the keep people are saying
— User:AnonEMouse, 14:01, 1 August 2007 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:PORNBIO (Wikipedia:Notability)