Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Beyt Tikkun
The synagogue has to be notable itself. The fact that it's a member of a of a small denomination does not in itself denote notability. It could be that the 200 other synagogues are there but are similar to the dozens of stubs which are not notable. Can you tell me ''why'' this synagogue is notable? What has is done or what distinguishes it as notable? Moreover, IZAK, in regard to your (a) point I urge you to view  which states, "The status of articles on other similar topics has no bearing on a particular article". Thus, just because there are 200 other articles which are similar in content does not mean they lend an argument why ''this'' article is notable and can be kept. In regards to (b), you seem to indicate that it gains it's notability by being part of the Renewal movement. I urge you to view  which indicates that notability is clearly not inherited.  If you can respond to my points from above I would appreciate it
— User:Bstone, 17:25, 6 February 2008 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:ALLORNOTHING||WP:ITSA (Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions)