Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jacques Ovadia
Leaving The Twentieth Century" edited by :Chris Gray (situationist) had sufficiently broad influence to possibly merit an article in its own right rather than being "minor". Anyway, on to Ovadia. The table in Gray's 1974 book was derived from Raspaud & Voyer's 1972 Champ Libre reference book. Ovadia barely figures in their tables of SI members or chronology, gone sometime in 1961, nor in Debord's Correspondance for 1961. The authorship of a single article (IS no.4 p22-23) with no apparent subsequent effect other than the anthologisation and quotation mentioned above seem too flimsy as evidence for biographical notability. Nor does association with Céline or acquiring some art works provide  notability
— User:AllyD, 09:03, 2 November 2017 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: :WP:ANYBIO (Wikipedia:Notability)