Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/IEEE JMI
While each of the individual societies of the IEEE are likely notable because of the significant contributions those societies make in their individual fields, the individual '''branches''' are likely not notable because, as a branch, they do not make significant contributions in their field.  I.e. there is no unique and notable contribution of the JMI student branch of the IEEE (or any other individual branch) that separates it from being "just another IEEE branch".  Your argument that the IEEE can't have individual information on each and every branch on its site actually applies even more so to Wikipedia.  IEEE '''could''', if it chose to do so, have information on every registered branch.  If IEEE chooses not to do so, that is their choice.  Wikipedia should not be called on to provide |web space for the purpose
— User:WikiDan61, 16:36, 3 February 2010 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:NOTWEBHOST (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)