Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Untitled Noah Baumbach project
completely absurd rationales. A film doesn’t need to be titled to have an article, it does need to pass , which it does. Seriously, this article has to be deleted because it doesn’t have a title yet? That’s a new one. In addition, TOOSOON is an essay, NFF is a guideline. The core thing that is require for a film article to be in mainspace is if we can source its filming. For this films case it has finished filming and has been bought by Netflix to be aired later this year. It has zero risk to fall apart at this point because the film has been shot. It is waiting for it’s release. The nomination seems to feel every project needs Star Wars tier coverage to exist before its released, and that’s a an unrealistic expectation. As long s we can source the major aspects that it needs to be considered notable, than it should be able to stand as its own article. This employs this ridiculous, unrealistic expectation that every future film article needs Star Wars tier coverage to exist in Wikipedia before its release. What’s more beneficial to the reader: giving them an article about an impending film prior to release? Or withholding it because it’s not Star Wars
— User:Rusted, 23:26, 17 February 2019 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:NFF (Wikipedia:Notability)