Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Get the L Out
or '''Merge'''{{snd}}I've gone through all of the references (from a slightly earlier version when there were 21 of them) and they break down into a few categories: a small number of legitimate articles about a single LGBT demonstration on Saturday, July 7, 2018 that was disrupted by a small group (a 2nd one got passing mention), a lot of opinion articles by the "usual suspects" on both sides (which are fine for indicating what ''their own opinion'' is, but not for conferring notability), and a lot of padding (references to dictionary lookups of related words, claims of related events or demonstrations where the relationship does not come from the sources, but from editor assumptions, and others). If need be, I'll add the list of references and comment, but perhaps that won't be necessary. As far as a , I wouldn't be opposed in theory, but it would have to be carried out in conformance with policy, notably . In an article such as Feminist views on transgender topics, in my opinion, this group would be a tiny minority of world opinion on this topic, and per the policy, mentioning {{xt|a distinct (and minuscule) minority... would give undue weight to it.}} Note also, that with regard to the legitimate sources now there, Wikipedia:Notability#cite_note-3|Note 3 of the GNG says, {{xt|Lack of multiple sources suggests that the topic may be more suitable for inclusion in an article on a broader topic. It is common for multiple newspapers or journals to publish the same story, sometimes with minor alterations or different headlines, but one story does not constitute multiple works.}} The point being, such reliable references as the article does contain that are not opinion articles, all cover the same story and count as one reliable reference about the topic. The main notability I can see, is a highly effective public relations coup by a very small group, that if they could keep it up, might become notable.  ACT UP would not have been notable enough after their ACT_UP#Wall_Street|first demonstration with 250 people in March 1987 and dozens of arrests, but they became notable in time. Get the L Out might in time become notable; they are certainly not notable now
— User:Mathglot, 22:34, 21 May 2019 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:MERGE||WP:DUEWEIGHT (Wikipedia:Merging)