Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Shooting of Adam Toledo
the page currently named Shooting of Adam Toledo (page ID 67410522) per #G6 because it's not what this AfD is actually about; then '''Move Back''' The Shooting of Adam Toledo (page ID 67408206) to Shooting of Adam Toledo to preserve the page history, because that's the actual Wikipedia page this AfD is about, but the page was moved by {{user|Aplucas0703}} almost 6 hours after the AfD was started; then change that page to a '''Redirect''' to Killing of Adam Toledo like it's supposed to be.  (Don't move pages during AfDs, folks!)  That article was actually created 30 minutes before Killing of Adam Toledo, but was substub with nothing worth merging now that Killing of Adam Toledo has been expanded on its own.  The creations happened closely enough in time that it's plausable that an editor searched for an existing article, saw no results, and took longer than 30 minutes in good faith to create a new article.  That said, I agree with the nominator's complaint about the general anti-collaborative obsession with inserting breaking news on Wikipedia on the pretense that the content will meet the guidelines for permanent inclusion once it's already inserted: The act of inserting is itself a violation of / in spirit, because it still interferes with Wikipedia through high rates of Help:Edit conflict|edit conflicts and duplicate articles like we saw here
— User:Closeapple, 06:40, 17 April 2021 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:CSD||WP:NOTNEWS||WP:RECENTISM (Wikipedia:Criteria for speedy deletion)