Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Elizabeth South (singer)
A classic case of |bombarding an article with dozens of references, perhaps in the hope of making it look well sourced, until one actually clicks on the links and looks at those references. Doing so, it turns out that they are YouTube videos, FaceBook, several pages on her own web site, entries on iTunes, the web site of the school she teaches at, at least one page which doesn't even mention her, brief pages not giving her substantial coverage, etc etc, and just one news report in a local newspaper about one incident, when one of her YouTube videos won a contest. I searched for better sources, and found none. For example, the first few hits from a Google search were her YouTube account, one of her YouTube videos, the Wikipedia article about her, her Facebook account, two pages on her own web site, and Twitter. There seems to be no evidence anywhere of her coming anywhere near to satisfying Wikipedia's notability guidelines. ''The editor who uses the pseudonym
— User:JamesBWatson, 13:57, 1 October 2015 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:BOMBARD (Wikipedia:Citation overkill)