Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Progressive Youth of Poland
First: I favor the lowest of all possible bars for inclusion of political parties and their youth sections. There are lots of things to slice from an encyclopedia based upon "notability" concerns, but coverage of political organizations — left, right, and center ideologically — should not be one of them. Second: Poland being a former Communist country, the new communist political organizations emerging in their aftermath are likely to be of academic interest. Even if this were nothing more than a stub article that ''Progressive Youth of Poland is an independent communist political organization based in XXX, with an estimated XXX members. It is an affiliate of the World Federation of Democratic Youth,'' that would be important, valid, worthwhile encyclopedic content. There comes a time to put aside notability doctrine and to  (Use Common Sense). Third: The fact that this group claims adherence to the WFDY (the equivalent of the old Communist International of Youth in the cold war period) is an ''indicator'' that this may well be a significant group, as opposed to a microscopic sect. I don't know, I'm not an expert on current politics in Eastern Europe, but this should be regarded as a "yellow flag" that deletion should not be rushed here. I see no pressing reason why this page should be deleted. I favored redirection of Communist Youth of Poland to this article in an AfD yesterday. This one should be kept, in my opinion
— User:Carrite, 17:55, 4 March 2011 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:IAR (Wikipedia:Ignore all rules)