Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Thomas Guerra
meets , per the arguments of the IP users 2600:387:8:11:0:0:0:71 and 152.179.242.90, who explained the historical significance of this particular criminal and crime and why this should not be rejected under . They may just be IP users but they helped give this more context for me and explain the historical importance of this case as well as the perpetrator. I did not at first notice the detail regarding the 20-year gap between the law being passed in 1995 and its first successful prosecution in 2015, and simply thought it was a standard case of a new law being passed and this man being the first person arrested for breaking the new law, which is something that generally happens whenever a new law makes something illegal. But no, this case is actually more complicated than that, and set a legal precedent and resulted in laws being changed, which I did not really grasp until those 2 IP users explained it here. Originally I voted to delete and had an argument about this failing  due to lack of historical significance, but I have decided to change my vote in keeping with these arguments I have been presented with
— User:Yetisyny, 00:21, 8 September 2018 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:PERP||WP:BLP1E||WP:PERP (Wikipedia:Notability)