Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Campus of Kyushu University
There is a likely argument for notability based on the notability of the university and the fact some of the structures are designated cultural properties (though the "The Third Residential Complex for Foreigners" cited in the lede is not yet included in the list of buildings). There are also many "Campus of" articles on Wikipedia, some of which, such as Campus of the University of Arkansas, are even more sketchy than this (and that article has been around for six years). There is also the poorly titled Constructions of the University of Tokyo, which in spirit is essentially like this article. Such precedents are themselves not grounds for keeping the article, but it underlines that probably the primary argument offered by others against the article is that the English is bad. Yes, it is, but bad writing--which is nevertheless comprehensible--is not listed as one of the reasons in -REASON. I have tried to work on Hot Cake Syrup's articles in the past (including trying to change the title of this article), and would second others in encouraging that user to refrain from adding such long articles until he or she is more confident with English. But for the time being, this is a comprehensible article on a basically notable subject. It just needs work
— User:Michitaro, 20:52, 30 April 2012 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:DEL (Wikipedia:Deletion policy)