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The result was speedy keep. Disruptive nomination; speedy keep. Drmies (talk) 22:32, 29 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Speedy keep. Irrelevant. Of course. He doesn't have to. He passes wp:GNG. That is sufficient. Were you aware of that? Your nomination suggests not, as it only considers NMMA.
But in prior AfDs, you indicate a familiarity with the fact that articles must fail GNG (whether or not they fail any narrower notability criteria) to be AfD'd. As here, where your nomination resulted in a snow keep because the article in fact met GNG. And FunnyPika wrote you there "She only needs to pass one notability criteria for inclusion." And Bald Zebra wrote you there: "the sources provided ... are more than enough to satisfy the general notability guideline, regardless of whether she meets any specific guidelines or not." The same exact principle applies here (I'll ask those editors to let us know if I mis-quoted them, out of context). Suggest you withdraw the nom.
And I see, similarly, turning on GNG, your recent nomination here resulted in a speedy keep on the very day you nominated it, and was termed a "bad faith nomination" by the closing sysop. And your nomination here resulted in a speedy keep on the very day you nominated it, with Sergecross 73 writing "Appears to be either a bad-faith nominations, or someone with a terrible grasp on the WP:GNG." Same same-day speedy keep here, and at a number of your other nominations.
You were even banned from starting new AfDs because of this; a ban that expired last month. And you were also blocked -- and only unblocked because you stated that "the mistakes I made were making AfDs that were premature... I have learned now."--Epeefleche (talk) 19:59, 29 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Keep. While editors are encouraged to look toward Subject-specific Notability Guideliness when the primary notability guideline is failed, when the primary notability guideline is NOT failed, we need not look to various SNGs to decide that the primary notability guideline can be ignored and decide, contrary to the instruction of the primary notability guideline, that established notability does not exist. The SNGs do not overrule the GNG. What was brought to AFD for second looks is a decent article that is well-sourced, informative to readers, and which serves the project. Schmidt,MICHAEL Q. 20:52, 29 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Keep and speedy close as a misguided nomination - as MQS points out, the GNG is met, and therefore NMMA is completely irrelevant. - The BushrangerOne ping only 21:13, 29 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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