Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Deep democracy
I'm reserving judgment on -compliance for now, just in case unambiguous RS appears, but I'm leaning toward "'''Redirect and Merge to a New Article: 'deep democracy''''.  Why?  A brief look at some of the search results suggests that the term deserves to be associated more with sources like http://faculty.washington.edu/pnhoward/publishing/articles/annals.pdf and http://www.philosophy.uncc.edu/mleldrid/SAAP/USC/DP07.html#_edn1, and Cornel West's thought, which grows out of New Left and Green movement roots from what I can tell.  However, these (and numerous other sources) render the term as "deep democracy".  This Arnold Mindell therapeutic/philosophical movement seems to be backforming a term from deep ecology, which at times has been similarly distinguished by capitalizing its constituent words, and which also stresses the interconnectedness of all things.  But deep ecology at least connects everything to underlying ecosystems.  Deep Democracy doesn't seem to connect anything concrete to anything else concrete.  Perhaps unsurprisingly, I'm having trouble finding RS on this Arnold Mindell sense of Deep Democracy.  However, "deep democracy" ''might'' be a sufficiently coherent idea as to merit its own article, even if secondary sources treating it as a subject per se are sure to be rather scarce at this point. Short of Redirect and Merge to New Article: slash everything out of the current article, and add new stuff from RS like the above sources.  Whatever's done, though, it should be done fast.  I hear them coming.  You know who I mean
— User:Yakushima, 06:17, 6 February 2011 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:N (Wikipedia:Notability)