Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Mayor of Delran Township, New Jersey
Strictly speaking, the question of whether these people would qualify for their own standalone biographical articles or not isn't controlling on whether there's value in maintaining a list of their names or not — for closed-ended lists with defined inclusion criteria, like mayors of a place, it's more important that a list be ''complete'' than it is that it comprise exclusively blue links. (We do have the option of placing a "blue links only" restriction on open-ended lists that have a tendency to attract the addition of non-notable publicity seekers, like generic indexes of writers or musicians or people-from-city, but lists that are constrained by their own definitions to a specific and closed-ended set of topics, such as lists of holders of specific political titles, are allowed to contain redlinked or unlinked names.)Rather, the ''important'' problem here is that the list is not fully |referenced in order to ensure that it is (and stays) ''accurate'': if somebody were to edit this list to change any of the information in it, for the majority of the people here we would have no way of verifying whether that was a helpful correction or a vandalistic uncorrection. So if we can't actually find a complete list of Delran's mayors anywhere else to verify this against, then we can't keep it unless ''every'' name in the list gets referenced to at least one reliable source of its own
— User:Bearcat, 13:42, 8 April 2019 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:RS (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)