Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/2014 Swedish heat wave
Wikipedia editors are explicitly and strictly prohibited from posting up their |own, personal work, no matter how well written and sourced the work might be. If we want to have an article about subject X, for example about a period of extremely high temperatures in Sweden, then we ''cannot'' take a bunch of sources on high temperatures and hot weather, all reliable and solid, and then construct an article about "heat waves." We have to have '''the sources''' explicitly referring to a "heat wave!" And done in a manner that satisfies |verifiability. Anything else is our own interpretation of data so, as such, it has no place in Wikipedia. And I believe I do not have to go  into the ideological can of worms allowing such a practice would open. We have had enough hot discussions on Climate change-related issues, as it is.  Pun intended. We do not need more
— User:The, NONE
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:OR||WP:V (Wikipedia:No original research)