Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/People wrongly convicted in the United States
on the basis that I believe this is simply too broad a topic for a useful, concise list, and as such would almost violate the  provision regarding directories. I get the rationale behind it, and I don't have a POV issue. A better way to approach this would be to create articles strictly based upon the crime: ie. People wrongly convicted of murder in the United States; ... of treason; ...of armed robbery; etc etc. And even so, such lists will need to be monitored constantly otherwise people with agendas could add names to the list making this a  and libel nightmare. My first instinct is "don't go there" which is why I vote to delete, but if people want to have these lists, then let's at least make them more specific otherwise there could potentially be thousands of names listed here
— User:23skidoo, 15:21, 13 April 2007 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOT||WP:BLP (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)