Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of common misconceptions (4th nomination)
the nomination has not given any |accepted reason for deletion. As FenixFeather points out, "common misconceptions" is a notable topic for a list, in fact, it's something, despite claims to the contrary, what people have always expected to find in an encyclopedia, something that is clear from the coverage ''this'' article has gathered (see links on the talk page). All those problems with consistency, sourcing or inclusion those arguing for deletion mentioned are  problems and can and should be fixed by editing. As Dennis Bratland correctly points out, the state of the article has actually improved and |perfection is not required. If you disagree with certain entries, remove them (boldly or after discussion), but |don't chuck out the notable, well-referenced stuff with it. Also, I find it deeply troubling that the nominator first started an ANI discussion about an editor's behavior on this list and then, when that editor was not immediately sanctioned, started this AFD instead of waiting for the ANI or talk page discussions to conclude. Regards
— User:SoWhy, 07:38, 27 September 2018 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:DELREASON||WP:SURMOUNTABLE||WP:PERFECTION||WP:BATHWATER (Wikipedia:Deletion policy)