Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Alice Baker (set decorator)
Personally, I do generally try to ''avoid'' starting articles about behind-the-scenes film industry craftspeople (designers, cinematographers, etc.), because even if they do technically have Oscar or BAFTA or Canadian Screen Award nominations they very often (although admittedly not always) lack the kind of |reliable source coverage about them that we normally require to ''support'' a Wikipedia article, and very often end up as permanent stubs that never say or source anything more than "subject is a person who got an Oscar nomination, the end". But while I'll admit that this was absolutely a pointless boilerplate "subject is a person who got an Oscar nomination, the end" at the time of the initial nomination, some effort ''has'' now been undertaken to make it ''better''. So there's no longer any reason to delete it — as long as the article can actually be ''sourced'' to more than ''just'' the person's nominal inclusion in a list, a top-level film award nomination ''is'' enough for an ANYBIO pass
— User:Bearcat, 19:58, 27 February 2018 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:RS (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)