Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/The College of Wooster Greeks (3rd nomination)
No consensus" means an Afd did not reeach a consensuss. When that happens we keep the article, because there was no consensus to delete it. But it does not mean that there was a clear consensus to keep it -- in many cases it means that there were more people who wanted to delete than to keep, but not enough to form a consensus to delete. And the second AfD was closed before the normal 5-day period was up, in a proceduarally unusual and arguably improper (I argued it on ) action. I presume that that action was taken because the closer was convinced that a consensus was already clear, and would not change; and that there was no intent to decieve or distort the results. I think it was ill-advised
— User:DESiegel, 01:29, 8 November 2005 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:DRV (Wikipedia:Deletion policy)