Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Journal of Indigenous Studies
This article nomination amounts to nothing more that . The nominator originally tagged a stub as not being notable. Rosie spent time indicating that although 700+ google book hits did not reflect the actual solid sources there were enough sources to justify an article. This article is well sourced and does have several sturdy sources and is more than acceptable. We have articles on one off comics etc, I don't see why a journal with 6 issues which is mentioned in multiple publication should not meet guidelines. It is as notable as Karla Jessen Williamson, an editor who wrote for the journal. I agree that google does not exactly reap a massive amount of sources, but we have thousands of topics on here in which the web coverage is very poor and actual information which exists in book or in local libraries amounts to many times more. I think the article is informative and notable being part of Aboriginal Multimedia Society of Alberta which I think should be covered on wikipedia and the sources whether weak or strong have been used to write an article which is satisfactory
— [[User talk:Dr. Blofeld|Dr. Blofeld]], 14:49, 19 December 2010 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:POINT (Wikipedia:Do not disrupt Wikipedia to illustrate a point)