Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Steve Webb (medical physicist)
I sympathize with the subject if he wishes the article to be deleted, because this is not a very good way to present the career of an academic. The "awards" section clearly constitutes |undue weight; those should all be mentioned in a single sentence. The personal information is all cited to an article that is no longer available from the source. Remove all that and there isn't much of an article. I agree that Dr. Webb is notable, and a decent article could be written based mostly on his publications and scientific citations of his work, but this is not that article. If it is kept it should be reduced to what is cited to available sources, which is basically the first two sentences, one sentence stating that he is former editor-in-chief of Physics in Medicine and Biology (but is not currently as the article states), and one sentence summarizing the awards
— User:Blameless, 02:38, 8 September 2020 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:undue weight (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)