Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Alek Skarlatos
probably nothing useful:)), funny when afds become longer then the article concerned, "The lowest grade, which these gentlemen were awarded, is very common and cannot possibly be said to confer inherent notability" - very common??, I don't have one, does anyone else involved in this discussion?, according to the wikiarticle Legion of Honour, as of 2010 there has only been about 100,000 issued, if we can have thousands of articles about academy award winners and sports people ("competed at the modern Olympic Games" is notable  - 1000s compete at each Olympics eg. over 10,000 at 2012 Summer Olympics|London) why can't recipients of this honor (and obes, mbes as well:)) have an article (and no, I am not volunteering to do them:))? Also, is the  comment relevant as this person is receiving the award as a civilian? If this article is redirected, won't there arise balance/undue weight issues in the main article? "it's only a WP:BLP1E situation" which states "We should generally avoid having an article on a person when each of three conditions is met" (my emphasis) can someone please show where this is the case here as I have not been convinced by the 'deleters
— User:Coolabahapple, 16:36, 11 September 2015 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:NOLYMPICS||WP:SOLDIER (Wikipedia:Notability)