Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/PlaneShift (computer game)
Wikipedia policies on notabiliy exist for a reason. Actually, "notability" is something of a misnomer; what is at issue is not whether a given topic is important, significant, worthwhile, etc. It's a question of whether an encyclopedia article can plausibly be written about the subject without resorting to |original research or excessive reliance on Wikipedia:Verifiability#Self-published_and_questionable_sources_in_articles_about_themselves|sources closely associated with the subject of the article. Numerical thresholds are #This_number_is_big_or_not_big_enough|generally not used as evidence for or against notability. For instance, a minor YouTube celebrity may have attracted 250,000 views and 0.0 mentions in reliable published sources outside YouTube. Conversely, someone who posts an incredibly offensive or shocking video (think Bud Dwyer) may attract only a few hundred views before being taken down, but be extensively covered in reliable published sources. The second person is considered "notable" for WP purposes, the first is not. This problem is ''especially'' acute when the only source for the number is the subject of the article itself
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Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:OR||WP:ATA (Wikipedia:No original research)