Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tom Richmond (cinematographer)
per Nom: Unsourced |BLP and sources provided do not give enough information to substantiate notability for a stand alone article. If there has been a "project" (official or not) to include all things IMDb on Wikipedia then reviewing and deleting inappropriate subjects is just as important. I actually did not see this was nominated but made comments on the article talk page when I was not able to find anything to warrant a stand alone article. When notability is questioned being "pretty sure" there is coverage somewhere in the world (maybe on American Cinematographer?) is not a good rationale for "keep". We keep articles that comply with the broad community standards of reliable sourcing. If sourcing or content is contested, then per : {{tq|The burden to demonstrate verifiability lies with the editor who adds or restores material}}. When there are no sources (so no inline citations), and IMDb in an "External link" inappropriately supporting the content and title with no other sources, notability is not evident. A  is usually performed and the criteria is a "minimum search". If that does not produce results then the criteria is satisfied so there is no need to |cast even nicely worded aspersions
— User:Otr500, NONE
Stance: delete
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