Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Bodhi Jones
The Georgia Straight'' isn't nothing, granted, but it also isn't ''enough'' all by itself — even just passing  requires ''more'' than just ''one'' acceptable source. All of the other five references here are dead links that (a) fail to even verify the content they're being cited to footnote anymore, (b) are the self-published primary source websites of radio stations and organizations mentioned ''in'' the article, so even when they ''were'' live they still weren't the kind of sources he needed to have. The notability claims being made here aren't strong ones, either: notability because sales requires a ''nationally charting'' single or album on an ''IFPI-certified'' national pop chart on the order of ''Billboard'', not just selling a few thousand copies on the street as a busker; notability because airplay requires a ''national radio network'', not just local radio stations or web streams. And precisely ''because'' the self-published playlogs on radio stations' websites eventually ''expire'', even claiming notability on that basis still requires ''journalism'' to be done ''about'' the accomplishment, and ''not'' just technical verification of the playlist on the station's own website. There's simply nothing here that's "inherently" notable enough to exempt him from having to have much more than just one short album review in his local alt-weekly for sourcing
— User:Bearcat, 02:07, 29 January 2020 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)