Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Malcolm Hebert
Article was created by a banned user, who was banned in part ''because'' of his unyielding persistence in using weak sources to overstate the encyclopedic notability of smalltown municipal officeholders in Louisiana. Indeed, this cites mostly |primary sources (why in blazes would anybody ever think a high school yearbook was a notability-building source?), and even what little bit is actually media coverage isn't helping either — even that is mostly tangential coverage of other people or things, with only a single obituary actually being ''about him''. But as always, the existence of one obituary in the local newspaper is not enough to make a person notable just for serving as a smalltown parks commissioner. Sucks that we're still coping with Billy Hathorn's handiwork four years later, but since he did ''occasionally'' tackle a few genuine notables I guess it wouldn't be appropriate to just do a blanket mass deletion blitz on everything he ever did
— User:Bearcat, 22:48, 13 February 2019 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:PRIMARYSOURCES (Wikipedia:No original research)