Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Harvey Hilbert
I believe that the basic story of his being shot in the head, surviving, and going on to become a zen priest is very noteworthy.  And while the RS isn't always about that specific story, when taken as a whole they do tell that story.  The Las Cruces Sun News article is completely about him.  While the page concerning him on NPR has the label "Opinion" it doesn't read as an OP/Ed piece - I think the label of "Opinion" is a error.  he PBS series certainly features his story.  The documentaries feature him, or are completely about him.  A lot of the references are about Vietnam but that is because there is just a lot more of that information available.  In this day and age when stolen valor is an issue I wanted to make sure that aspect was well documented.  He is a prominent Zen teacher but that doesn't exactly get a lot of coverage in our media.  I also wanted to say that, yes this is my first article but everyone has to start somewhere.  I am not sure where you all draw the line between new and an . Also, I have no connection with Daiho Harvey Hilbert and it this certainly isn't a  issue.  Like I said this was my first article, if you have any advice on how to bring it more in line with what you would like to see, please let me know
— User:Uiviu, 20:09, 24 August 2018 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:SPA||WP:AUTOBIO (Wikipedia:Single-purpose account)