Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Rebecca Harris
We delete way too many articles based on the quality of the article itself rather than its subject. We should not be deleting articles (aside from copyright violations) about notable subjects just because the article itself is written poorly. Running an advanced search at Excite.com, where the exact phrase box contains "Rebecca Harris" and the all of these words box contains "chess." There's a lot of sources with information about the chess champion. As with anything, not all of the sources would meet , but there are many that would. A chess champion usually wouldn't have to have much notability outside of chess to be worthy of an article, just as an NFL player wouldn't need much notability outside of American Football|football, an actress wouldn't need much notability outside of the movies or the theater, and a murderer wouldn't need much notability outside of the world of crime
— User:GO, 18:52, 25 June 2008 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:RS (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)