Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Catholic Supply shooting
Per , which is a ''policy''. RAPID is misguided, it should be the other way around (cf. ): Do NOT create an article |too soon, because there is |no deadline. If an event that originally appears to be minor (and shootings with only a few people killed are regrettably quite routine) later turns out to get sustained widespread coverage and/or can be shown to have an impact beyond the initial event, ''then'' the moment has come to create an article. Application of RAPID just results in keeping something on the thought that it can always be deleted if it turns out never to become notable (which is the world on its head), but in practice this just means that it gets forgotten and lingers in limbo without anyone editing or even reading it. Anyway, this is supposed to be an encyclopedia, not a newspaper and the tendency of some editors to jump upon everything currently in the news to create articles about what may be ephemeral events is quite regrettable
— User:Randykitty, 13:43, 28 November 2018 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOTNEWS||WP:DELEY||WP:TOOSOON||WP:NODEADLINE (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)