Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Finland does not exist
I am somewhat surprised that editors with at least some experience seem to think that being mentioned in the news is enough. It's not, please see  which clearly states '''"An event must receive significant or in-depth coverage to be notable"'''. We are nowhere near that here. While The Guardian is a good source, the fact that this joke has been mentioned in passing (in a list of a long row of other joke conspiracy theorists) doesn't come even near noticeable coverage. As for the other sources, they are either not really noticeable or they focus on the artist whose exhibition this is and would ''maybe'' be an argument for an article on the artist, but not on this. Once again, being mentioned in the news is ''not'' automatically an argument for being notable by Wikipedia standards. Especially not when the coverage is this limited
— User:Jeppiz, 20:50, 6 November 2017 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:COVERAGE (Wikipedia:Notability)