Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/World Chiropractic Alliance
having read the discussion above, the article (of course) and many of the references, I'm not really convinced the subject meets . Honours given to organisation members (like one member being appointed to a Government committee) don't really confer notability on the other organisations of which that person happens to also be a member. A good number of the other organisations of which committee members are also concurrently members are not covered here, nor should they be on that basis. Remember, the subject organisation was not appointed, a member was. That would contribute to the notability of the individual, not the other organisations with which she is affiliated, in my opinion. Significant coverage requirements do exist to prevent the need for original research to ''extract'' notability (by falsely extrapolating substantive "facts" from directory listings or passing mentions) but it is also used as a (subjective) standard to determine if reliable sources (news media and the like) consider the subject notable enough to require/justify coverage. In this case, the article seems to be supported by plenty of sources that |verify the importance of the issues in which the subject is involved, but few provide the depth of coverage in reliable sources that we would expect for a notable organisation. However, I am conscious of the need to present both sides of particular issues in the interests of a |neutral encyclopedia and that coverage which does exist suggests it is the counter-voice to a more broadly accepted view. I would still like to see more coverage but I'm not about to suggest that a valid argument for keeping the article absolutely does not exist
— [[User: Stalwart111|'''Stalwart''']][[User talk:Stalwart111|'''111''']], 01:48, 6 January 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:ORGDEPTH||WP:V||WP:NPOV (Wikipedia:Notability)