Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Josh Warner (second nomination)
Of course you can chime in, Shaunco, but I think you're missing the point. Most of us can't visit the jewelry sections of Barneys in New York (or Boston or Chicago or Dallas or... ) because we don't live there, so we rely on |independent, verifiable, third-party sources. I would certainly judge non-written sources, such as photographs, along with written words, but where are those photographs? The article reads like an advertisement for his business instead of an encyclopedia entry about the person himself, and as I write this there isn't a single photo of anything or anyone on the page. The only cited source is about his grandfather's accounting firm, for goodness sake, and that's incomplete (and it's irrelevant to the subject anyway). It's a shame to waste a successful deletion review decision about non-written sources by not providing such sources in the article. Link to photos, upload photos, find magazine articles about Warner – give us sources before time runs out. Wikipedians are a fair bunch, but there aren't many options for unsourced entries
— User:KrakatoaKatie, 09:51, 16 May 2007 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:RS (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)