Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Dorothy Howell Rodham
A few notes on  because it's being thrown around incorrectly here. '''1''' It's not policy, it's part of the arguments to avoid essay. So you can't just cite it and move on. '''2''' The  is talking ''primarily'' about child-parent ''articles'', not children people and parents people. At the end it talks about ''celebrities'', but it's a stretch to call the secretary of state a mere celebrity. '''3''' People are confusing importance or merit with notability. An individual may well be notable by association, without having done anything to deserve it on their own. WP:NOTABILITY is relevant here in the article space. That means the content needs to be limited to the things that make the individual notable. But none of those suggest deletion
— User:Shadowjams, 21:31, 26 February 2009 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:INHERITED (Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions)