The result was stubbified per OTRS ticket #2008030310014816 . John Reaves 22:11, 4 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
No opinion on deletion, posting on behalf new user Pwilliams128 (talk · contribs). User believes article does not assert notability and contains serious factual inaccuracies. Roleplayer (talk) 16:55, 1 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
"sources" that supported that false information. Can you demonstrate with written support of your own evidence that would refute what the article says and would support your side of the story? I certainly wouldn't be able to and unfortunately I am unable to with respect to this article as well. To that point, I would like to express two things: (1) The sources listed in the article do not support what the article actually says. That's the first and biggest problem. I'm sure everyone has better things to do with their time than to read all of the aforementioned sources, however, if you were to do so, you would find that they do not correspond, even loosely, to what is said in the article. If someone can get away with throwing a few sources down which supposedly support the "facts" laid out in an article, without the sources actually being checked, then I can just as easily come along and throw down a few names of non-fiction "mafia" books that supposedly give my side of the story. That's ridiculous and is not what Wikipedia is here for. If the sources in the article supported all of the assertions laid out in the article, then my argument would be much weaker and I would have to take up the fight with the authors and manufacturers of the books themselves. That leads to my second point which is that (2) Wikipedia has been so successful in fighting attempted lawsuits against them because they cannot be held responsible for supplying facts that are put forth in separate media outlets (books, magazines, etc). In this case, however, Wikipedia is allowing factually inaccurate information to remain on a page with no real sources or support. Because of those two points, I feel the deletion of the article would be the most responsible course of action to take. 69.114.153.169 (talk) 17:23, 2 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]