The result was keep and rewrite. - Mailer Diablo 01:59, 31 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Article was described as "[remaining] massively subjective and non-encyclopaedic" by a user identified as the sock-puppet of an editor permanently banned for POV attacks on Irish editors. Without any further discussion on the talk page, the user posted to WP:AN/I that the article was "massively POV, written in the first person and an advocacy piece originally created by a student from his/her own thesis. I fixed as much as I could but it remains subject to revert warring." No edit warring has ever taken place on the article.
A discussion ensued as to whether or not the complaining user was the sock puppet. User:Dynaflow remarked that his/her edits were none the less valid, pointing specifically to an edit in the lede. User:Crotalus_horridus stated, "I've had that article bookmarked for a while and have considered nominating it for deletion. The primary article author says on the talk page that it originated as a college essay, and it doesn't even come close to meeting the requirements of WP:NPOV." User:Kurykh said, "It either needs stubbing down or outright deletion and starting from scratch." User:The way, the truth, and the light then removed the article content and redirect the page to Irish neutrality.
At this point I noticed the discussion on AN/I. (No warning of this discussion was placed on the article itself.) I questioned the wisdom of the decision and pointed to Contributing to Wikipedia which explicitly allows for undergraduate college essays so long as they are marked as requiring a clean-up in tone. User:The way, the truth, and the light suggested to merge the article into Irish neutrality. I replied that the relevant section in that article already contains the same information but in a more summarative manner. User:The way, the truth, and the light then suggested that the only alternative was to put it for AfD. sony-youthpléigh 21:58, 26 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]