Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tension myositis syndrome
I've already !voted to keep the article, but not because it's a valid medical diagnosis.  This is not a debate about how to improve the article or what the article should be about, this is just a debate to find consensus about if the article should be kept or deleted.  Whether it's a "real" medical condition or not doesn't matter.  The only thing that matters is:  Is it otable?  Is the notability erifiable?  The answer to both those questions is yes.  There are 45 or so books and a bunch of scholar papers that mention the condition (even if some of those mention it just to debunk it, they are still discussing the topic).   To be clear, I am not at all saying this is a good article.  It's not - it needs to be made NPOV, and that means it needs to include negative as well as positive information, depending on what can be found when the sources are researched.  But it doesn't make sense to delete an article about a topic mentioned in 45 books (that are not self-published) - that's notable and verifiable enough.  When the AfD is closed, or sooner if someone has the time, the article should be gutted  of all none- info and re-written with in-line citations and footnotes
— User:Parsifal, 23:07, 10 September 2007 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:N||WP:V||WP:RS (Wikipedia:Notability)