Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tropical Depression Ten (2005)
from principal author and FA nominator – it could reasonably be argued, particularly in the spirit of , that this storm's association with Hurricane Katrina is not a sufficiently strong claim to notability. Where I probably would have felt strongly to the contrary when I created this page more than a decade ago, I'm prepared to reconsider my stance in the present. That said, I'm not entirely comfortable with a long-standing featured article being summarily nominated for deletion by a user boasting 59 mainspace edits, as of this writing, with no prior attempt to gauge consensus from  members or  contributors. It's highly out-of-process. That's my biggest objection to this effort
— User:Juliancolton, 02:56, 14 January 2020 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:NOTINHERETED||WP:WPTC||WP:FAR (Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions)