Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Sam Zeloof
Requesting that votes be justified in terms of existing Wikipedia policies is backwards; actions should be justified in terms of our shared values, of which existing Wikipedia policies are, we hope, a reasonable reflection, though necessarily imperfect.  Values are primary; policies are secondary.  This is the essence of  and .  I think this guy's notability is sufficiently obvious without referring to the details of any of the policies we have worked out over the years to resolve difficult cases where we must trade off our values against one another; this is not such a case.  The danger the policies in question protect against is that there isn't enough coverage from reliable sources to keep our article verifiable, and there's clearly no danger of that, as other votes have already established.  Please do not 
— User:Kragen, 20:46, 28 June 2020 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:IAR||WP:5P5||WP:WL (Wikipedia:Ignore all rules)