Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Uncle Seth
Wikipedia does not have a requirement that the citations necessarily have to be to ''online'' content — print-only citations are acceptable — but we do have a requirement that the citations have to be locatable ''somewhere'' (such as a print retrieval database like ProQuest or newspapers.com or Highbeam) so that they ''can'' be found if needed for |verifiability purposes. But I just ran a ProQuest search, and a repetition of the same ''Toronto Star'' article already offered above is literally the ''only'' thing I found besides a couple of routine concert listings and a couple of references to unrelated people who had uncles named Seth. But one source isn't enough to carry notability by itself, and we can't cite stuff to Blogspot blogs or unarchived and therefore unverifiable radio content
— User:Bearcat, 16:48, 11 April 2017 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:V (Wikipedia:Verifiability)