Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Nicholas Lore
sorry, but I'm not convinced there is enough significant coverage of the subject for the subject to be considered |notable. For the most part, the "sources" provided are not coverage of the subject but are coverage of other people or subjects with commentary from the subject or a mention of the subject somehow being credited with some of their success - that is not, as far as I am concerned, significant coverage of the subject. I think we need to distinguish between the subject and the advice the subject has given (effectively his "product", given he is a "consultant" or "advisor"). Acknowledging that the subject has given advice to others is not the same as giving significant coverage to the subject himself. He is providing a product and people have purchased that product. That doesn't make the manufacturer of the product notable, even if the "product" is verbal advice from the subject. Conrad Murray is not notable for being Michael Jackson's doctor (even now, his name redirects to his trial rather than a biographical article). In the same way, Nicholas Lore is not notable for giving advice to others about their careers or for the careers he has "re-designed", even if the advice or the "result" of the advice has subsequently been mentioned in media coverage. Even if we could somehow get our heads around the advice itself (under whatever name) being "notable", the subject would still not be notable for the products he has produced, as far as I'm concerned
— [[User: Stalwart111|'''Stalwart111''']] [[User talk:Stalwart111|(talk)]], 23:55, 28 October 2012 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:N (Wikipedia:Notability)