Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Geoff Marshall (chemist)
Being a member of the RSC, or any professional society for that matter, is ''not'' enough to show notability as some people seem to think.  Being a fellow would be a stronger indication, but there is no evidence that he is that and it would still only be an indication.  The society award does not seem to be an especially prestigous one; it was given to fifteen other people in the same year as Marshall according to the article.  He comes nowhere near a  pass; his work, such as it is, has not had a significant impact.  Contrary to claims above, https://pubs.rsc.org/en/results?searchtext=Author%3AG.%20B.%20Marshall Marshall's publications from the 70s and 80s are easy to find online.  He has only a small number of published papers and gscholar shows low citation counts.  His later career as an author is an even more dismal notability failure of .  Literally thousands of local history books are published every year.  There is no sign that any special interest has been taken in Marshall's contribution other than his own claim that ''London's Docklands'' is "award-winning".  He doesn't say which award and I can find no independent confirmation, let alone that the award is of any significance
— User:Spinningspark, 15:38, 1 January 2019 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:PROF||WP:AUTHOR (Wikipedia:Notability)