Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Edward J. Zajac
u|ThomasNDT}}, I think you have misunderstood what AfD is for and how things work around here in general. When you created and made any subsequent edits to the article, you agreed to irrevocably release your contributions to the Wikipedia community and anybody else who wants to use it (have a look at the text right above the "Save changes" button on any page). You don't own the article, so you can't simply ask for it to be deleted because you now regret writing it. AfD is a process where the community discusses whether or not an article should be deleted, based mainly on whether or not its subject meets our criteria for inclusion – see the |deletion policy.As for your three reasons above – Northwestern's website http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/faculty/directory/zajac_edward.aspx clearly states that Zajac holds a named chair which satisfies our |criteria for the inclusion of academics. I don't understand why you would now claim this is false. Your second two reasons are also troubling. If you copied text verbatim from Zajac's website |then you released copyrighted text without permission and this will need to be identified and removed. However, simply taking ''information'' from a website, so long as you properly reference where you got it from, is standard practice and how all articles are written. Could you please clarify which is the case? Regarding :File:Ed_Zajac_profile_pic.jpg, you uploaded it yourself last May and claimed it was your own work, so are you saying ''you'' stole it (or his laptop
— User:Joe, 12:14, 27 September 2016 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:DELETE||WP:PROF||WP:COPYVIO (Wikipedia:Deletion policy)