Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Superhero Hype! (2nd nomination)
I took a glance at the nearly information-free, unsourced stub of a piece and I thought this was an easy call for deletion. Then I ran a simple Google search for the exact phrase "Superhero hype" and came up with 1.65 million hits and that made my head swim a little. How can there be so much out there relating to a site that ends up in an article this bad? It's a bit of a mystery...  Does the lack of a swarm of comic book nerds here making an impassioned defense mean that the comic book nerds have given up on Wikipedia? And if so, what does that mean? Is it worth sifting through 1,649,854 blog posts to find a few kernels of substantial independent content that will save this wretched stub?  It's all very puzzling. Ironically, and it will probably drive Mr. Hammer nuts for me to say this, the simple argument  seems to me to be a reasonable one. Then again, that doesn't cut the mustard with most AfD closers, who want to see (a) content worth saving and/or (b) independent sourcing. This piece has neither. And I'm done blathering without an opinion either way
— User:Carrite, 14:47, 18 August 2011 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:ITSNOTABLE (Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions)