Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Laimnesis (name)
the nominator has it right, and Philaweb is off the mark bigtime: we're not debating whether this is speedily deletable, it's having its day in the sun and the article must do more than give a reasonable indication that it ''might'' be notable, it must pass . It does not. Having a name day is a cultural-religious thing: there's no indication that only notable names have a day or that days don't have multiple names so that every name thought up in the delivery room gets affixed to the calendar. Most likely some saint in the past had this name. Perhaps he may merit an article; perhaps not - not much seems to be available on the subject. But notability isn't necessarily transfered by the possessor of a name to the name itself - otherwise, beware of  let's create stubs on all the one-off names borne by TV, music, fashion, and sports figures; or heck, anyone "notable" on whom we have an article. As for names, if this is so notable, why doesn't the Latvian Wiki have an article on the subject
— User:Carlossuarez46, 22:02, 10 July 2008 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:N||WP:BEANS (Wikipedia:Notability)