Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jennifer Schuett
Even with the large number of deletion votes, I think perhaps this deletion vote may be getting very one sided with alot of the calls for deletion focusing on what people think of this story's importance and not the actual coverage it has gotten.  I say this not to stir up hornets, but due to the fact that I just read "Colorado balloon incident".  If we compare the two articles, on one we have a rape victim who survived her throat being cut and has since become involved in victims rights circles over the past ten years.  This accompanied by massive news coverage when her attacker was located using the DNA.  The balloon incident is about a news story where a boy hid and was mistakenly thought to be in a balloon but was later found to not be.  Again, massive news coverage.  I really dont the see the difference between the two articles yet this article has a massive deletion call while the other one probably would survive a deletion vote without any problem (I do not intend to nominate it, due to ).  one could argue these are both passing news stories and should be deleted.  What is the difference?  I see none
— User:OberRanks, 17:10, 19 October 2009 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:POINT (Wikipedia:Do not disrupt Wikipedia to illustrate a point)