Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Laura Saba
The question here is: Can we find substantial |independent coverage about the person in |reliable sources? (Not publications by her, and also not publications by organizations she is affiliated with etc.) The article actually lists 23 footnotes. I tried to verify against these sources; but I found none (in those available to me) that would support notability. The most promising (if unavailable to me) seem to be an article in the Guardian and one in the Washington Times; most others seem to be trivial or not independent. Perhaps someone else with access to the newspaper archives could check. But consering that the article otherwise makes ''many'' trivial claims in illustrious words (she has a Red Cross Instructor certification! I'm amazed!), I am ''not'' inclined to believe without verification that those newspaper articles contain nontrivial coverage about the subject. I have no prejudice towards recreation of an article that reduces to notable, verifiable facts. But this would need a complete rewrite anyway
— User:B, 11:05, 6 September 2007 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:INDY||WP:RS (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)