Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of Asian American Hip Hop Artists
into :Category:Hip hop musicians. A category like :Category:Asian-American Hip hop musicians could never exist per vercategorization#Non-notable_intersections_by_ethnicity.2C_religion.2C_or_sexual_preference. Additionaly, a category like :Category:Asian Americans in music should only categorize people by ethnicity if this has significant bearing on their career. As an aside, the argument on incomlete lists, needed maintenance and lack of sources is extremely weak. Wikipedia:Categories, lists, and series boxes states clearly that categories, lists and series boxes can co-exist. It isn't a competition. So many lists get nominated here just because they have a category also, and such nominators and voters systematically vote for deletion on such matters. It is my belief these participants are guilty of oint#Refusal to 'get the point', as they understand the guideline states categories and lists work in synergy, yet continue to assert an either/or argument. Additionally, categories are never sourced. A few simple references at the bottom of a list is a good thing, and is more reliable than a category filled with no references. Maintaining lists should really never be a factor, as the argument assumes an inability to do so that by nature can not be scientifically proven
— User:Mind, 01:45, 26 July 2007 (UTC)
Stance: merge
Cited policy: WP:O||WP:P (Wikipedia:Orphan)