Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Melody B. Choi
Even if a person does have a potential ANYBIO pass on the basis of an award (which is uncertain in the case of the Young Artist Awards), that still doesn't hand them an automatic inclusion freebie that ''exempts'' them from having to have any |reliable source coverage in media — even the question of whether or not an award is ''notable'' enough to ANYBIO its nominees or recipients depends on the extent to which the media do or don't cover that award's nomination announcements and winner presentations as ''news''. What I'm not seeing in this article, however, is any strong evidence of reliable source coverage about her at all — the article is referenced almost entirely to |blogs, IMDb, |primary sources and a Twitter tweet, and the only two acceptable sources both just namecheck her existence — one of them, further, solely in the ''caption'' of the promotional still, and not ''anywhere'' at all in the actual ''article'' — without being even slightly ''about'' her or her performances. Even if a person ''does'' have a potentially valid claim to passing a notability criterion, their includability ''still'' depends on the extent to which the article can or cannot be ''properly'' sourced — an article does ''not'' get to rest on crap sourcing just because a notability ''claim'' has been ''asserted'' — but the sourcing here isn't cutting it at all
— User:Bearcat, 17:58, 30 October 2017 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:RS||WP:BLOGS||WP:PRIMARYSOURCES (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)