Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Andrew McIntosh (professor)
The fact that he is English, and there are not many English creationists, is hardly a claim to fame. I find that argument absurd. On a global scale, he is a fourth or fifth tier creationist, very far from a leading figure in the movement, except perhaps on a limited local scale, which would be all the more insignificant as creationism is a tiny movement in England. Not enough in the way of substantial feature coverage for his activities as a creationist in reliable independent secondary sources. As far as his career as a professor goes, it looks solid, but rather run of the mill. Rather unspectacular, in fact, with minimal coverage in news sources, largely limited to a single rather unspectacular award from a non-scientific body, of which he was not the sole recipient. Therefore fails both  and . I find the argument that "a professor in the UK is pretty much automatically notable" absurd as well. That is not in accordance with  or any other guidelines. Nothing worth saving here or merging elsewhere
— User:Dominus, 23:54, 27 April 2014 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:PROF||WP:BLP1E||WP:PROF (Wikipedia:Notability)