Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Thanksgivukkah
This article is about the fact that two holidays land on the same day by a mere freak of the calendar.  Since one holiday is only celebrated in one country and the other holiday is only celebrated by one religion, we could crack the calendar open and find dozens of such freak occurrences.  For example, in 2014 the Hindu religious holiday of Holi falls on the same day as St. Patrick's Day.  That doesn't make it encyclopaedic for Hinduism in Ireland|Hindus living in Ireland.  How about that Thanksgiving (Canada)|Thanksgiving in Canada falls on the same day as Columbus Day?   The fact that this is getting any traction is that both are celebrated in the United States, which smells a bit of |systemic bias.   Water-cooler stories like this are red meat for fluff stories, which is why so many sources can be found.  However, cutesy-wootsy fluff stories about a non-notable event simply because it has a cutesy-wootsy protologism don't automatically |make something notable.   In terms of actual guidelines,  specifically calls items like this out as not notable:  ''Routine kinds of news events (including .. stories lacking lasting value such as "water cooler stories" and viral phenomena) – whether or not tragic or widely reported at the time – are usually '''not notable''' unless something further gives them additional enduring significance
— User:Shinmawa, 22:39, 12 October 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:WORLDVIEW||WP:IINFO||WP:EVENTCRIT (Wikipedia:Systemic bias)