Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Münsterstraße (street in Dortmund)
Per nom and WP:run-of-the-mill|run-of-the-mill city street. The article states, ''"Münsterstraße is a typical downtown district of a large city with a dense population."'', and that sums it up. Wikipedia is  |not a street or travel guide. There is nothing that is "worthy of notice" on an international scale (probably not local either) to be "just another street listing". Although Wikipedia may have unlimited "space" I am sure we don't need a listing of every street in every town (here and abroad) or that the German Wikipedia may seek or allow. "If" we could get our best writers to build this article to FA status (we can't but just saying) it would still be a typical street and the always argued  would mean this "typical street" scenario would also have to be rehashed over and over. I have a nice street near me with a beautiful and notable lake on one side, an historical district on the other, and a Capital One Tower|"skyscraper" (22 floors). It has some cool stores and older buildings. Listing the street would still amount to an |indiscriminate listing of "just a street" because |''not everything'' needs to be included in an encyclopedia.  Try to add the street to the Dortmund article and see how that works. If it does then it would have a relevant home
— User:Otr500, 00:50, 14 May 2018 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOTGUIDE||WP:OTHER||WP:INDISCRIMINATE||WP:NOTEVERYTHING (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)