Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/W. H. Pugmire
Now I'm convinced. There really isn't anything substantial enough to meet Wikipedia's standards. There's a lot of material out there in the fan and fanzine and forum world, but it never quite reaches the level of professionally edited publications that is required for notability. Fails the standards of  and . User  Rhonan's !vote of "strong keep" rests on an objection to Wikipedia's standards of notability themselves, not an assertion that the community's standards have actually been met. We should not keep this article to prove a point. In addition, it's an unfortunate misconception among non-Wikipedians that a person is a nobody until they have a Wikipedia article, and that information is "lost" if you delete an article. The information remains right where it was before Wikipedia came along, and the subject's stature remains what it ever was, and an article that was getting under 500 hits a month has no effect on that stature
— User:Dennis, 22:44, 1 February 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:AUTHOR||WP:ACADEMIC (Wikipedia:Notability)