Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Alisa Cooper
The nominator, as part of a series of bad faith nominations, has submitted this AfD, despite the fact that previous AfDs on thsi and related articles submitted by this same individual have resulted in decisions to '''keep''' the articles in question. On top of the clear efforts to subvert consensus, the nominator has http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Ravenswing&diff=prev&oldid=127029803 stooped to soliciting votes, actions that are almost certainly in violation of anvassing. I strongly recommend that this AfD be withdrawn, given that the process has been thoroughly contaminated by the nominator.  As to the definition of votestacking provided at ANVASSING, '''Votestacking is sending mass talk messages out to editors who are on the record with a specific opinion (such as via a userbox or other user categorization) and informing them of a current or upcoming vote. In the case of a re-consideration of a previous debate (such as a "no consensus" result on an AFD or CFD), it is similarly unacceptable to send mass talk messages to editors that expressed only a particular viewpoint on the previous debate, such as only "Keep" voters or only "Delete" voters.''' It seems undeniable that this line has been crossed
— User:Alansohn, 04:26, 30 April 2007 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:C||WP:CANVASSING (Wikipedia:Copyrights)