Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Northern Sámi Wikipedia
to List of Wikipedias. Being a Wikipedia is not an inherent claim to notability; a Wikipedia needs to satisfy  to be considered notable. No sources have been provided other than the site itself. I note that Northern Sami is a language spoken in Norway, Sweden, and Finland, three of the most Internet-connected countries in the world. Even if the Sami-speaking population is not as net-connected as the general population of those countries, one might expect that there would be media coverage in Norwegian, Swedish, or Finnish to take note of the Wikipedia in the minority language, if this Wikipedia were having any cultural impact. Furthermore, one might expect that the Northern Sami Wikipedia would at least have significant coverage of the region where the speakers of this language live. Yet the Northern Sami Wikipedia's articles on :se:Norga|Norway and :se:Ruoŧŧa|Sweden are barely at stub level, and its article on :se:Suopma|Finland is not much better
— User:Metropolitan90, 02:11, 10 June 2009 (UTC)
Stance: merge
Cited policy: WP:WEB (Wikipedia:Notability)