Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Denzo Ishizaki
One unverifiable link, which is unlikely to carry all, or even most, of the "facts" in the article.  The external link to the OHB list establishes, on its face, that it is not a |reliable source as that term is defined on en.wikipedia. It says, in an introductory disclaimer, http://www.recordholders.org/en/list/oldest.html "These statistics were provided by Louis Epstein. Comments and corrections are welcome." It's hosted http://www.recordholders.org/ here on a site called recordholders.org. So Louis Epstein caused statistics that may need correction to appear on some kind of "record holders" web page. C'mon. Who argues |in good faith that a wikipedia article should be based on one unverifiable, unlinked 131-word AP article and an external link to an advertisedly flawed list hosted on a site that looks like http://www.recordholders.org/ this?! I mean who with a lick of sense, anyway
— User:David, 22:49, 9 December 2010 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:RS||WP:AGF (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)