Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/666 rail
as |Originial Research and non-notable.  As per the above question, Wikipedia requires reliable, independent sources for articles.  Because anyone can post to youtube or a blog, such sites are not considered reliable sources of information.  Also, most Wikipedia requires that the subjects of articles be notable (see Wikipedia:Notability).  Media articles or references in academic literature easily assert notability, but blogs and youtube do not.  Dozens of articles are deleted on the basis of notability every day.  However, if you can provide citations to reliable references for the event, it will be considered notable and factual.  Just find a few, and everyone will be happy.  If there are none, it is likely that the article will not be considered notable enough for Wikipedia.  However, you can always move the article to a subpage of your userpage so that people can still access the information
— User:Cool3, 19:50, 24 September 2006 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:OR (Wikipedia:No original research)