Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Journal of Law and Social Deviance
Phil: First, my analysis of Wikipedia's policies are spot-on. Everything I wrote is true. Please address what I wrote directly and, at least, support your claims. Second, I can assure you that a conversation about Deletion policies is irrelevant to the authors' legal analyses and capabilities, professional reputations, or decision to publish with the journal. Nevertheless, you should pay them more respect. They have all earned it. Third, TAA is an organization established by and for academic authors. The journal has served as a text book in university courses. It is an academic text. TAA is not an arbitrary lending institution posting an informal notice online. TAA is a reliable and selective source that produces monthly content for academic authors. What you see online was a part of a mailed newsletter that contained articles about academic publishing written by experts for experts. The statement describes what the journal has already achieved. The mixed-media format has already served as an academic text at a university. This journal is physically archived in law libraries and university libraries in Canada, U.S., and Puerto Rico. These are highly selective archives. One example maybe viewed here, http://www.ccl.lib.ak.us/uhtbin/cgisirsi.exe/x/0/0/57/5?user_id=PACUAS&password=EGAN&searchdata1=journal+of+law+and+social+deviance&srchfield1=GENERAL%5ESUBJECT%5EGENERAL%5E%5Ewords+or+phrase&submit=Search. I would like to highlight that no one is debating that HeinOnline is selective. Thus, because of the journal's physical inclusion in libraries and its inclusion in HeinOnline, the journal qualifies under criteria 1 of  and ournals.  — Preceding Wikipedia:Signatures|unsigned comment added by Special:Contributions/206.174.67.237|206.174.67.237
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Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:NJ (Wikipedia:Notability)