Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Covfefe
to Donald Trump on social media. Per , an event is likely to be notable if it has widespread impact or historical significance. An event is unlikely to be notable if it consists of viral phenomena. I have failed to see any evidence of historical significance, widespread impact or of the incident being a passing; it seems like a pretty cut and dry case of viral phenomena that got a short burst of media coverage. The incident is still getting some media coverage (although it has declined pretty quickly), and some editors argue that the article should be kept per . I do not believe this is an appropriate use of the guideline. It is reasonable to keep articles on events such as military invasions, major disasters, deaths of uber notable individuals, or any other event where there is a high likelihood of meeting notability requirements in the near future. This is not the case for the covfefe article, which shows little evidence of lasting impact. I believe that it is however appropriate to cover the incident in the Donald Trump on social media article. As the article already gives reasonably comprehensive coverage of covfefe, I am voting redirect rather than merge
— User:Spirit, 20:58, 4 June 2017 (UTC)
Stance: merge
Cited policy: WP:EVENTCRIT||WP:RAPID (Wikipedia:Notability)