Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/300-page iPhone bill
the main topic, and the related items, were the prime subject of multiple reliable source works by multiple authors over a period of time, and the story was covered outside the U.S. even though the iPhone is not available outside the U.S, so the notability argument in the nom is completely unfounded. The article is not an AT&T rant, it deals with a specific issue (paper billing), and one person's reaction to an obviously extreme example of it that became a catalyst for change. As far as the "it's just a video, there's millions of them on the Internet" that's not an argument at all--just because the vast majority don't merit an article, that does not mean this particular one does not--it has established notability based on reliable sources which is the WP standard. Also the article is not just about the video, it also addresses related topics. The nom, and the supporting comments fail to rise above the level of . Also merge to iPhone or AT&T is not appropriate per my comment above
— User:Dhaluza, 08:53, 4 September 2007 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:IDONTLIKEIT (Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions)