Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Dmitri Novgorodsky
Okay, I'm sure the horse is getting pretty tired from being beaten so much, but here goes... The only aspect of this |AFD that you need to be concerned about right now is the |notability of Dmitri Novgorodsky. I have not looked at any of the other musicians articles you have pointed out, and frankly I don't plan to. To my knowledge, those articles are not up for deletion review right now, so that makes them irrelevant to the current subject. You can talk all you want about prior precedent, but it ''does not apply'' here. Those articles have not passed an AFD either because no one has nominated them for deletion. Basically, no one has checked them to see if they are notable. The community has either not noticed the articles or believes them to be on par with Wikipedia's policies. However, if you don't think that the other articles on pianists meet the notability criteria, then nominate them for deletion and have them removed as well (via consensus). If you want to keep this article, then focus on proving his notability rather than disproving someone elses. Also, if you think Wikipedia is biased, you're probably right. That's the way it is. Fortunately, no one is forcing you to be here. The door is always open. And for the love of god, quit typing in caps. Nothing says "enraged little school girl" like typing in all caps when you're angry. And don't forget to sign all posts with tildes
— User:Cyrus, 11:58, 14 September 2007 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:AFD||WP:N (Wikipedia:Articles for deletion)