Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Master Shake (2nd nomination)
DRV is for, well, reviewing AfD closures. I don't think anyone is contending that the last AfD was improperly closed. I am unaware of any rule that says recreating a deleted article, no matter how long ago the deletion was, must go through DRV (at least when no unsalting is needed). Indeed, that would make DRV quite unmanageable. DRV does sometimes consider new sources, but that is AFAIK normally incident to its review of a closure, to decide if a relist is warranted in light of the sources (again, assuming that we are not talking about unsalting). Is anyone actually proposing to reopen and relist that 2-year-old AfD? As to the merits, for the reasons well stated by A Nobody, this article passes  with ease
— User:Tim, 15:03, 29 August 2009 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:N (Wikipedia:Notability)