Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jennie Allen
notability has nothing to do with the legitimacy, goodness, or importance of someone's work or beliefs; it's about fame and recognition in |reliable sources. The subject of this stub (article) seems to have organized a single conference; I don't see how that passes either  or  more generally.  Her books have not been best-sellers, nor have they been reviewed extensively by the critics, so she fails ; she might |barely pass with |the newly added sources.  I think the |past consensus is that an article should '''not''' be deleted '''merely''' because |the subject edited their own article; normally we just tag it for |conflict of interest, warn the user, and edit out the |peacock lanague and cruft.  However, human beings can't always be objective about themselves
— User:Bearian, 16:06, 17 September 2014 (UTC)
Stance: delete
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