Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/William Norman Grigg
the 15-minute search test is well-populated, but my evidence was lost in cyberspace and I don't wish to take another 15 minutes recreating it. However, Ed will be happy to know a thorough Google search reveals plenty to build on and "clearly fails" is inapposite (nom has also submitted AFD for the magazine instead of properly redirecting it). Author of 6 books; senior editor at John Birch Society; apparently now webmaster of Robert W. Welch Foundation (not related to Robert A. Welch Foundation); significantly covered twice by Los Angeles Times, also by Denver Post and other papers (for work towards impeaching Clinton); writes frequently for LewRockwell.com, plus American Conservative and a journal of studies in reformed theology; his work was cited in another reliable source; and I believe I saw the musical career in a reliable source too. Sufficiently significant collective body of work per . The problem is unencyclopedicity, not notability. ''Please keep in mind that if article is deleted rather than cut back, I will be compelled to recreate it from scratch, which I have successfully done with G. Edward Griffin: this option is, however, much easier when notability is already agreed on rather than when the fight is ongoing.'' Thanks
— User:John, 21:42, 20 June 2008 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:CREATIVE (Wikipedia:Notability)