Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Nicholas Alahverdian (2nd nomination)
See: : "If a topic has received '''significant coverage''' in '''reliable sources''' that are '''independent of the subject''', it is ''presumed to be suitable for a stand-alone article'' or list." The topic, Alahverdian, has received sustained significant coverage from the Associated Press, The Providence Journal, CBS WPRI 12, NBC WJAR 10, The New Haven Register, GoLocalProv, The Boston Globe, and other news entities. The aforementioned news organizations are "reliable sources" -- unquestionably. Further, they are clearly independent of the subject. To deny otherwise is to insult the journalistic integrity of the reporters who have authored the articles that form the backbone of this wikipedia article. Beyond this, the subject of this article is considered a writer in his own right, his opinion having been published in New England's second largest daily newspaper after the Boston Globe. Seventeen years of sustained, detailed coverage with articles that are about this man and do not mention him just in passing are sure to be sufficient to meet the criteria for significant, sustained coverage. To say that there has not been sustained coverage and to claim that there is insufficiently significant coverage is to admit that the sources, links, archives, and research by myself and others has not been adequately analyzed by those who are making those erroneous judgements because, as one can see, the articles are numerous, detailed, historic, and cumulatively meet the criteria for . Indeed, I repeat: If a topic has received significant coverage in reliable sources that are independent of the subject, it is presumed to be suitable for a stand-alone article or list. To say otherwise after 17 years of coverage with exclusive articles written by award-winning journalists at multiple media entities is to ignore the evidence presented in the sourced article
— User:Tkfy7cf, 15:53, 15 November 2019 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)