Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tankboy
When I first looked at this while it had the PROD tag, I couldn't tell if it were self-promotion (either directly or indirectly) or not, and decided that in light of a few other things, that issue was irrelevant (and on my user page I state that I consider COI a disqualifying situation). It's clear that it's all in good faith, but it's already in desperate need of a rewrite per  - it's written more in the form of a promotional blurb in some fan magazine (see Fanboy#Cast, which emphasizes the characters and de-emphasizes the actual actors). The program is described in promotional tone, without any citations from a |reliable source that is independent of the production or distributor (I had to delete a piece of Myspace.com spamlinking, but the link was simply hyping a piece of puffery). The article asserts (without specifics) "worldwide distribution" but shows no evidence of third party coverage supporting that assertion. It doesn't even indicate whether the program is being syndicated or if a national broadcast network is airing it (if so, where? If so, what is the response - critical or viewership?) We have nothing to indicate that it's even made it to air yet. Major suggestion: '''userfy''' the article (move to userspace) so writing can be upgraded, the proper structure be put in place, evidence of independent media coverage be found... and the program gains traction in the marketplace. Then... and only then... should there be an article about this series in article space
— User:B, 04:40, 8 January 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:MOS||WP:RS (Wikipedia:Manual of Style)