Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Luca de Alfaro
I want to be very sure of what  says about associate professors before I commit myself but, in the interim, I am troubled by my examination of the 13 references cited.  The first three are legitimate publications and the remainder seem to be either blogs or his own university.  That's in addition to the  problems inherent in what I strongly suspect is a self-written article -- university publications about the merits of their own faculty are inherently biased, I feel.  I'm also troubled by the forward-looking nature of the notability asserted by the possible future implementation of the software (especially since one of the references cites problems with its implementation in the German Wikipedia) -- seems to have problems with #CRYSTAL.  I want to research  more thoroughly before I commit myself; that may be the deciding factor for me. I admit it is also rather bizarre to consider the potential untrustworthiness of an article about someone who has apparently created software that will allow people to test the trustworthiness of editors
— User:Accounting4Taste, 04:51, 29 September 2007 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:BIO||WP:COI||WP:NOT||WP:BIO (Wikipedia:Notability)