Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Île de Susee
Per , every geographical feature on the planet does not automatically qualify for a Wikipedia article just because it exists — we do ''not'' keep an article about every island, every lake, every hill, every pond, every river, every road, that ''exists'', but only about ''notable'' geographic features. What we require is |reliable source coverage ''about'' it, not just its location on Google Maps and a |self-published blog by whatever random person decided to name it themselves — and no, that coverage can't result from a directly affiliated person ''lobbying'' media outlets to cover it, either, but has to result from media ''organically'' paying it attention ''independently'' of a PR campaign. But literally the only acceptable reliable source present here is just supporting a very general statement about the nature of Canadian-American relations, not any content about the island. None of this is even close to enough to deem this notable. ''If'', and that's a very big ''if'', it someday ''does'' occasion a Canada-US border dispute of the type claimed here, ''then'' there may be grounds for a Wikipedia article — but the case for that will depend on "an actual controversy actually happens for real", not "one could theoretically happen in the future because reasons that are claimed here but not actually sourced as true". Stick to your blog, because nothing here makes this appropriate for inclusion in an encyclopedia
— User:Bearcat, 01:34, 5 August 2017 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GEOLAND||WP:RS||WP:SELFPUB (Wikipedia:Notability)