Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Barack Obama on mass surveillance
meets the general notability guideline and doesn't come under hat Wikipedia is not. Aftermath of the global surveillance disclosure is over 123,000 bytes, whereas Wikipedia:SPLIT#Size_split says that articles over 100 kB "almost certainly should be divided"--the opposite of what's proposed. In the Reactions section, there are four quotes. While one is lengthy, two have only two words each. A single lengthy quote is a good reason for deleting the quote, but a poor reason for deleting the entire article. The nominator has linked to , perhaps to tell us that pro-surveillance viewpoints aren't adequately covered by the article. I do see that problem, but it could be fixed through editing. &mdash
— [[User_talk:Rybec|rybec]], 15:26, 4 March 2014 (UTC)
Stance: keep
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