Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Current leaders of Seattle
per  and permanence principle: The title, as it stands, seems to be the sort of time-restricted thing that Wikipedia tries to avoid, at least as a goal.  Having the word "current" in there practically guarantees the content will become false once a year or more, rather than merely incomplete.  There's a long-standing principle on Wikipedia of article content not being temporarily true on Wikipedia: see, for example, Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Words to watch#Relative time references, Wikipedia:Notability is not temporary, , .  That sort of constant churn should be left to Portal:Current events, and those folks shouldn't have to keep up on local city events to update articles.  It could also be in a navigation template, except that most of the people there would not be separately notable.  Also, this seems to violate : A list of all Seattle mayors or something might be in scope; but a current directory is not: Anyone can get the current list from city hall, and if they're not important enough to stay in an article for the next 100 years, they're not important enough now
— User:Closeapple, 18:28, 29 March 2016 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOTDIR||WP:EPHEMERAL||WP:PRECISELANG||WP:NOTDIR (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)