Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Miomi
If all the article currently contains is the text:''Miomi.com was an internet startup. It has been claimed that the startup received up to 100 million dollar in funding. Miomi was developed by three post-graduate students: Thomas Whitfield, Charly Toni and Richard Schreiber.''that would appear to me to qualify for #A7|speedy deletion as making no minimal claim of importance.  There are http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Miomi&oldid=323921109 more extensive versions in the history, but even those are awfully vague about what this website was supposed to do, and instead just gives unreferenced speculation about why it failed: ''The function of the website is to allow people to look through time and make a personal mark in history. It has been featured as an entirely new approach of viewing and sharing content on the internet and was initiated to capture the world's memories online.'' Sounds like a failed competitor to Facebook, although the article at its largest was still uninformative and made no particular claim to minimal significance
— User:Ihcoyc, 14:38, 2 August 2010 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:CSD (Wikipedia:Criteria for speedy deletion)