 | 233 PRODed articles from 28 August 2024
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| Ensemble (fluid mechanics) (Imaginary collection of notionally identical experiments) | In continuum mechanics, an ensemble is an imaginary collection of notionally identical experiments. | De-prodded by Explicit with comment: Declined PROD - contested on talk page. |
| Stevo Crvenkovski (Macedonian politician) | Stevo Crvenkovski (Macedonian: Стево Црвенковски; March 18, 1947 in Skopje – February 4, 2004 in Skopje) was a diplomat from the Republic of North Macedonia. He served as foreign minister of the Republic from 1993 to 1996 and continued serving as an ambassador to several countries until his death. | De-prodded by Ingratis with comment: given the high offices held, this ought to go to AfD in the hope of generating a more thorough BEFORE |
| Lyudvig Chibirov (South Ossetian politician; former President of South Ossetia (born 1938)) | Lyudvig Alekseyevich Chibirov (Ossetian: Цыбырты Алексейы фырт Людвиг Tseberte Alêksêye fert Lyudvig, Georgian: ლუდვიგ ჩიბიროვი, Russian: Лю́двиг Алексе́евич Чи́биров; born November 19, 1932) was the Chairman of the Parliament and later, following inaugural elections the first president of South Ossetia. Born in 1932, Chibirov is a former member of the South Ossetian Parliament. Prior to the elections in 1996, he had been South Ossetia's head of ... | De-prodded by Mushy Yank with comment: |
| ULTRA (UK agency) (Defunct UK agency that regulated organ transplants) | ULTRA, the Unrelated Live Transplant Regulatory Authority, was a British agency that regulated organ transplants. According to the official website: | De-prodded by SnowFire with comment: Rm. Prod. Google suggests good sources exist. Been busy lately but will return and add them - just clearing prod since the week is nearly up and it's not worth a delete / undelete cycle. |
| Platform-independent model (Software engineering model) | A platform-independent model (PIM) in software engineering is a model of a software system or business system that is independent of the specific technological platform used to implement it (e.g. a programming language or a database). | De-prodded by Explicit with comment: Declined PROD - previously nominated, ineligible again. Next step is WP:AFD. |
| Bülent Evcil (Turkish flutist) | Bülent Evcil (born 1968) is a Turkish solo flutist and is the winner of the Royal Belgium Encouragement Medal of Art. He received the second place award in the Best Overall Performer Award at the 4th James Galway International Flute Seminar in Dublin. James Galway, the famous flute virtuoso, introduced him as being one of the best flutists of his respective generation. | De-prodded by Explicit with comment: Declined BLPPROD - authority control links count. |
| Palace Basilica (archaeological site in Turkey) | The Palace Basilica is a ruined basilica in the Second Courtyard of Topkapı Palace in Istanbul, Turkey. | De-prodded by Necrothesp with comment: deprod; probably notable |
| Ma'ruf | Ma'ruf (Arabic: معروف) is an Islamic term meaning that which is "well-known, universally accepted, ... that which is good, beneficial ...; fairness, equity, equitableness;". It is used 38 times in the Quran. The word is most often found in the Qur'anic exhortation: امر بالمعروف و نهى عن المنكر "Amr bil Ma'ruf wa Nahy an al Munkar", often translated as "Enjoin the good and forbid the wrong". | De-prodded by Liz with comment: Removing PROD tag, this is a 20 year old article, this should be considered at WP:AFD |
| Doreen Tovey (British writer) | Doreen Tovey (24 October 1918 – 13 January 2008) was an English writer and cat lover. She was the author of more than a dozen books about the life she and her husband 'Charles' (real name René) shared with their Siamese cats and other animals in Somerset, England. The books have sold more than 150,000 copies in eight countries. | De-prodded by DaffodilOcean with comment: de-PROD, added reviews of books from multiple sources; if newspapers.com weren't broken now, I am quite sure there would be more sources there |
| A658 road (A-road in Yorkshire, England) | The A658 is a road in Yorkshire, UK. | De-prodded by Liz with comment: Restored and removing PROD tag |
| Paradise and Hell (Diptych panels) | Paradise and Hell is the left and right panels of a minor diptych by a follower of Hieronymus Bosch based on The Haywain Triptych. The image is oil on panel and is 135 x 45 cm. It was painted c. 1510 and is now in the Museo del Prado, Madrid. Paradise is depicted darker than in the Haywain, which possibly represents the darkness of original sin.[citation needed] | De-prodded by Mushy Yank with comment: Removed {{[[Template:Proposed deletion/dated|Proposed deletion/dated]]}} tag: Was discussed for merge: that alone makes it unsuitable for PROD |
| Pecking Order (game) (Card game) | Pecking Order is a card game, where players try to claim the best feeding spots in the jungle by playing their birds on the perches and determining who is stronger. It was published by Winning Moves Games USA in 2006 as the first game in its now discontinued Immortal Eyes line. | De-prodded by BOZ with comment: give me a few more days please to search for sources on the talk page, otherwise this can be redirected to Richard Garfield |
| Qada (Islamic term) (judgement or fulfillment of neglected duties) | The Arabic noun qada (قَضَى) means "a decree" and verb qudiya (قُضِيَ) means literally "carrying out or fulfilling". In Islamic jurisprudence it refers to fulfilling or completing those duties that one may have missed due to some reason or other. It can also mean qadee, a court judgement or the art of adjudication. A qadee is binding and enforceable, unlike a fatwa, which is merely a legal opinion. Issued by a Qaadee (judge) in response to a speci ... | De-prodded by Liz with comment: Removing PROD tag, this seems like more than a dictionary definition |
| Set Cubed | Set Cubed is a board game created by Set Enterprises in 2008. Set Cubed is based on the Mensa award-winning card game Set, and challenges a player’s ability to find "sets" by combining the dice in their hand with those already on the board. Set Cubed adds an element of strategy to the visual perception game of Set. It requires players to take turns and speed is eliminated. | De-prodded by BOZ with comment: give me a few more days please to search for sources on the talk page, otherwise this can be redirected to Set Enterprises |
| Xactika (Card game) | Xactika is a card game for two to ten players created by Set Enterprises in 2002. The trick-taking game is played with a dedicated deck of 81 cards, in which the object is to obtain the greatest number of points after eight rounds of play. Points are awarded by taking the exact number of tricks that one bids before each round. | De-prodded by BOZ with comment: give me a few more days please to search for sources on the talk page, otherwise this can be redirected to Set Enterprises |
| Emre Şahin (Turkish film director) | Emre Sahin is a Turkish film and television director in Los Angeles, California and Istanbul, Turkey. Sahin is an experienced director, cinematographer and editor whose award-winning short film Canta won Best Cinematography at the Beverly Hills Film Festival, Audience Choice Award at the West Chester Film Festival, Best Foreign Short at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival and was named the Best Film of 2005 by Turkuaz magazine ... | De-prodded by Geschichte with comment: many sources |
| Abdul Rasheed Baloch (Pakistani boxer) | Abdul Rasheed Baloch (born April 7, 1972) is an Olympian and professional Pakistani boxer. As an amateur, he was the Pakistan captain from 1997 to 1998. He took part in the 1996 Olympic Games; he won his first fight against a Mexican boxer and lost his second match against a Kazakhstan boxer in 67 kg. | De-prodded by CFA with comment: add refs, deprod |
| Martin Q Larsson (Swedish composer) | Martin Q Larsson, born 3 May 1968 in Trollhättan, Sweden, is a Swedish composer, musician and incubator manager. | De-prodded by Liz with comment: Removing PROD tag, already PROD'd in 2013. |
| Jamia Farida, Sahiwal (Pakistani madrasa) | Jamia Faridia Sahiwal is a madrasa (Islamic school) near Faridia Park in Sahiwal, Punjab, Pakistan. It was named after Bābā Farīduddīn Mas'ūd Ganjshakar. | De-prodded by Liz with comment: Removing PROD tag, no deletion rationale provided so the tagging is invalid |
| Challenge The Yankees (board game) | Challenge The Yankees was a popular baseball board game, sold only in 1964 and 1965 by Hasbro (Hassenfeld Bros.) of Pawtucket, Rhode Island. The game and many of its components, especially the player cards is now a popular eBay item, consisting of 25 New York Yankees player cards, 25 All Star player cards (non-Yankees), a baseball diamond game board, cards representing different plays (single, double, triple, [[Batted ... | De-prodded by BOZ with comment: give me a few more days please to search for sources on the talk page, otherwise this can be redirected to List of Hasbro games |
| Jimmy Cummings (American actor) | James Michael Cummings (born April 20, 1968 in South Boston, Massachusetts) is an American actor, writer and producer and is the founder and CEO of Broadvision Entertainment. Cummings wrote and appeared in the movie Southie, which won the American Independent Filmmaker Award at the 24th annual Seattle International Film Festival. He is also a co-founder of Journey Forward, a non-profit organization dedicated to bettering the lives of those who have suffered a ... | De-prodded by Liz with comment: Removing BLPPROD tag, this article has some references |
| Burak Güven (Musical artist) | Burak Güven (born October 19, 1975) is a Turkish musician, bass player, and one of the backing singers in the rock band Mor ve Ötesi. | De-prodded by Explicit with comment: Declined BLPPROD - authority control links count. |
| Qarah Saqqal-e Sofla (Village in Ardabil, Iran) | Qarah Saqqal-e Sofla (Persian: قرهسقال سفلی, also Romanized as Qarah Sāqqāl-e Soflá; also known as Mo‘aţţal) is a village in Qeshlaq-e Jonubi Rural District, Qeshlaq Dasht District, Bileh Savar County, Ardabil Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 20, in 6 families. | De-prodded by Geschichte with comment: no valid reasons for deletion; neither being a stub, outdated or having "not many references". See WP:GEOLAND, take to AFD if you think it doesn't exist |
| Alain Ferry (writer) (French professor and writer) | Alain Ferry (17 December 1939, Bône in French Algeria) is a French professor and writer, recipient of the 2009 edition of the prix Médicis essai for his novel Mémoire d'un fou d'Emma, drawn from Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert. | De-prodded by Geschichte with comment: added ref |
| Monument to Turkish Soldiers Fighting in Korea (Monument in Ankara, Turkey) | Monument to Turkish Soldiers Fighting in Korea is a monument built in Ankara in memory of the Turkish soldiers who lost their lives during the Korean War, opened in 1973. The monument was renovated in 2010. | De-prodded by Mushy Yank with comment: Removed {{[[Template:Proposed deletion/dated|Proposed deletion/dated]]}} tag: Not uncontroversial; maybe ATDs exist anyway |
| V. N. Viswanatha Rao | Diwan Bahadur Raya Vallur Nott Viswanatha Rao CIE was an Indian civil servant and statesman who served as Finance Secretary, Law Secretary, and Education Secretary of the Madras Presidency, as well as in the Legislative Council of Madras, and as Collector of Tinnevelly, and of Tanjore. | De-prodded by Necrothesp with comment: deprod; CIE meets WP:ANYBIO |
| Siege of Garni (Siege between the Kingdom of Iberia and the Kingdom of Armenia) | The Siege of Garni was a siege in 51 AD led by Rhadamistus, the son of the Iberian King Pharasmanes I against his uncle Mithridates, the king of Armenia in the Iberian–Armenian War. | De-prodded by P Aculeius with comment: Deprodding. Article does not qualify for deletion under G5 because 1) the user was not banned at the time of its creation, and 2) the article has a significant amount of editing by non-banned users. The topic is a historical event that appears to be documented by appropriate sources, and any issues can be dealt with by ordinary editing; I see no valid reason to delete it. |
| C. V. Sundara Sastri | Calamur Viravalli Sundara Sastri (also spelt Sundram or Sundaram, and Sastry, Sastriar, Sastriyar, or Sastrigal) was a leading Vakil of the High Court of Madras, second in the Calamur line to bear the style Viravalli, and of a family line occupying a prominent position and status within the Madras Presidency; a "giant" of Madras jurisprudence, with a "very large" practice on the Original Side, which he shared with his partner and adoptive brother ... | De-prodded by Liz with comment: Removing PROD tag, these references might demonstrate SIGCOV, take it to WP:AFD for more consideration |
| Becoming Nancy (musical) (Musical and book) | Becoming Nancy is a musical with a book by Elliot Davis, music by George Stiles and lyrics by Anthony Drewe with additional songs by Terry Ronald and Elliot Davis. It is based on the 2011 debut novel of the same name by composer Terry Ronald. | De-prodded by Mushy Yank with comment: Removed {{[[Template:Proposed deletion/dated|Proposed deletion/dated]]}} tag: Reviews in independant media including Variety.. |
| Sursatola (Village in Madhya Pradesh, India) | Sursatola is a village in Dindori district, Madhya Pradesh, India. | De-prodded by Ingratis with comment: de-PROD: meets NGEO: 1 ref confirms it as a populated place ("village"), the other confirms that it has a legal and/or adm status - to AfD if you feel strongly enough |
| Freshwater Road fire (2024 residential fire in East London) | On 26 August 2024, a fire broke out in a block of flats in Freshwater Road, Dagenham. Four people were injured and treated at the scene with a further two being taken to hospital. | De-prodded by SirCake with comment: Removed deletion notice, added more substantially more details about building and fire. |
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| HOOPLA! (Technology magazine) | HOOPLA! — 'Hooray for Object Oriented Programming Languages!' — was a periodical published by OOPSTAD (the Object Oriented Programming For Smalltalk Application Developers Association). It was one of the first publications entirely devoted to object-oriented programming techniques and the Smalltalk programming language. The magazine had its headquarters in Everett, Washington. | De-prodded by Liz with comment: Removing PROD tag, already PROD'd in 2012.
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| Ulla West (Swedish artist) | Ulla West (born 1954 in Trollhättan) is a Swedish artist who lives and works in Stockholm.
Ulla West has had several exhibitions at galleries, both in Sweden and internationally since the 1980s. For example, she exhibited in Japan, Russia and Thailand. In 2007, she was involved in Kaunas Art Biennale and in 2008 in Beijing at the International Fiber Art Biennale. In 2009, she was invited to show in the exhibition "Irreverent, Contempo ... |
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| Ross Popplewell (Australian rugby league footballer) | Ross Popplewell (born 1952) was an Australian rugby league player in the 1970s. | De-prodded by StewdioMACK with comment: Removed PROD: appears there could be several sources out there
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| Ilan Strauss (South African economist) | Ilan Strauss, (born 1985), is an economist best known for his work on digital platforms and market power, focusing on the role of algorithms in mediating information quality. He is senior research associate at University College London, Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose, where he leads their digital economy research team, sponsored by the Omidyar Network. He is a visiting associate professor at the University of Johannesburg (office of the [[South African R ... | De-prodded by Shegad with comment: rv peackok template and proposed deletion as the issue is addressed
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| Kimeshan Naidoo (South African entrepreneur and engineer (born 1991)) | Kimeshan Naidoo (born 8 May 1991) is a South African entrepreneur and engineer. He is known for co-founding Unibuddy, an educational technology company, and currently serves as the Chief Technology Officer of BX Technologies, a London-based climate tech startup. | De-prodded by Informedpanda with comment: Update and improve page to bring it in line with standards. Reputable sources/citations added that focus on the subject including Techround, MyScience, Silicon Roundabout, Ashinaga UK and UCL. Additional mentions and quotes from the subject mentioned in Forbes and Yahoo Finance articles also added.
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| National Semipro Championship | The National Semipro Championship was a baseball tournament that started in 1935 and became the National Baseball Congress World Series. | Redirected to National Baseball Congress World Series by Dekimasu: redirecting: the information is already at the target, with the exception of mentioning this as a former title |
| Out of the Grave and into the Dark (2005 compilation album by Balzac) | Out of the Grave and into the Dark is Balzac's compilation album of their albums, Came Out of the Grave and Dark-Ism. | Redirected to Balzac (band) by Explicit: Redirected to parent article per WP:ATD. |
| Pull the Plug (2005 studio album by The Huntingtons) | Pull the Plug is an album by the Huntingtons, self-released by the band in 2005. It was recorded June 12–14, 2005 at Mikey's Green Room. It was mixed and messed with June 15–16, 2005, engineered by M. Holt and mastered by J. Powell at Steinhaus. | Redirected to The Huntingtons by Explicit: Redirected to parent article per WP:ATD. |
| KAGF-LP (Radio station in Twin Falls, Idaho) | KAGF-LP (105.5 FM) is a radio station broadcasting a religious broadcasting format. Licensed to Twin Falls, Idaho, United States, the station serves the Twin Falls area. The station is currently owned by Amazing Grace Fellowship. | Redirected to List of radio stations in Idaho by Milonica: Creating redirect instead of deletion. |
| Kiss the Goat (Lord Belial album) (1995 studio album by Lord Belial) | Kiss the Goat is the debut album by Swedish black metal band Lord Belial. It was released in 1995 through No Fashion Records. In April 2014, Greek label Floga Records reissued Kiss The Goat for the first time on LP. This edition is limited to 250 copies black vinyl and 250 copies dark purple with black splatter vinyl. Both colors have slightly revised cover artwork — in the originally intended dark purple rather than the production error pink on the No Fashion pressing ... | Redirected to Lord Belial by Explicit: Redirected to parent article per WP:ATD. |
| Unholy Crusade (1999 studio album by Lord Belial) | Unholy Crusade is the third album by Swedish black metal band Lord Belial. It was released in 1999 by No Fashion Records. The tenth and last track on this album is the second part of the twenty-minute-long song "Realm of A Thousand Burning Souls" from their second album named Enter The Moonlight Gate. | Redirected to Lord Belial by Explicit: Redirected to parent article per WP:ATD. |
| The Party's Over...Thanks for Coming (1993 studio album by The Party) | In 1993, Hollywood Records released The Party's Over...Thanks for Coming with little advance notice. This farewell album consisted of some outtakes from the Free recording sessions and previously recorded songs before the group disbanded. | Redirected to The Party (band) by Explicit: Redirected to parent article per WP:ATD. |
| One Nation Under God (album) (2004 studio album by B. E. Taylor) | One Nation Under God is the fourth album by the solo artist B. E. Taylor. It was released in the US in 2004. The album has nine renditions of popular patriotic songs, and one new song, "I Say, We Say, United States". | Redirected to B. E. Taylor by Explicit: Redirected to parent article per WP:ATD. |
| Ollabelle (album) (2004 studio album by Ollabelle) | Ollabelle is the self-titled debut album by New York act Ollabelle, released in 2004. It was produced by T Bone Burnett. | Redirected to Ollabelle by Explicit: Redirected to parent article per WP:ATD. |
| Penetrations from the Lost World (1997 EP by Dimension Zero) | Penetrations from the Lost World is the first EP by the Swedish melodic death metal band Dimension Zero. | Redirected to Dimension Zero by Explicit: Redirected to parent article per WP:ATD. |
| Enter the Moonlight Gate (1997 studio album by Lord Belial) | Enter the Moonlight Gate is the second album by Lord Belial. It was released in 1997 by No Fashion Records. The eighth and final track is continued on Lord Belial's next album named Unholy Crusade. In April 2014, Greek label Floga Records reissued Enter The Moonlight Gate for the first time on LP. This edition is limited to 250 copies of black vinyl and 250 copies of black/blue splatter vinyl both colors have slightly revised cover artwork and the new Lord Belia ... | Redirected to Lord Belial by Explicit: Redirected to parent article per WP:ATD. |
| The Prodigal Son (Nektar album) (2001 studio album by Nektar) | The Prodigal Son is the ninth album by progressive rock band Nektar released in 2001. It was their first studio album in over 20 years. The Prodigal Son includes two founding members, Roye Albrighton and Allan "Taff" Freeman. | Redirected to Nektar by Explicit: Redirected to parent article per WP:ATD. |
| Open (Stick Men album) (2012 studio album by Stick Men) | Open is the third studio album by the progressive rock band Stick Men. The members for this release were Pat Mastelotto, Tony Levin and Markus Reuter. It was released 1 June 2012. It's the group's first all-instrumental release, built around group improvisations instead of pre-composed pieces. | Redirected to Stick Men (prog band) by Explicit: Redirected to parent article per WP:ATD. |
| Old Lady Drivers (album) (1988 studio album by OLD) | Old Lady Drivers is the debut album by the metal band OLD. It was made as a parody of the grindcore acts of the 1980s. | Redirected to OLD (band) by Explicit: Redirected to parent article per WP:ATD. |
| Pyrrhic Victory (album) (2006 studio album by Intwine) | Pyrrhic Victory is the third studio album by Dutch band Intwine. It was released on 9 October 2006 by V2. | Redirected to Intwine by Explicit: Redirected to parent article per WP:ATD. |
| Gazipur Khan High School and College (Secondary school at Bara Gazipur, Titas Upazila, Comilla District, Bangladesh) | Gazipur Khan High School and College is a secondary school located at Bara Gazipur, Titas Upazila, Comilla District, Bangladesh. It was established in 1963. | Redirected to Balorampur Union by Worldbruce: Agree that it is not notable. Boldly redirected to Balorampur Union, where the school is mentioned. |
| Out of the Gutter (2002 studio album by Cockney Rejects) | Out of the Gutter is an album by the band Cockney Rejects released in 2002. | Redirected to Cockney Rejects by Explicit: Redirected to parent article per WP:ATD. |
| Gabriela Isler (Venezuelan beauty pageant titleholder) | María Gabriela de Jesús Isler Morales is a Venezuelan beauty pageant titleholder who won Miss Universe 2013, she was previously crowned Miss Venezuela 2012 and is the seventh and recent Miss Universe titleholder from Venezuela. | Redirected to Miss Universe 2013 by Apipattana: I am decided to boldly redirected to its beauty pageant edition page instead of deleting the article until further notice; due to unsourced or lacks of information per proposal by Sciencefish |
| Stephanie Ma Stine | text: {{Proposed deletion/dated | Redirected to Kung Fu Panda 4 by Geschichte: ←Redirected page to Kung Fu Panda 4 |
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| Under Ash (2001 video game) | Under Ash (Arabic: تحت الرماد) is a first-person shooter sometimes explained to be a response to how Arabs are pictured in video games in general and America's Army in particular. Like America's Army, it is considered to be video game propaganda; however, it differs from America's Army in that it is not available for free. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Not a notable game. Does not meet WP:NPRODUCT. |
| Method of successive substitution (Modular arithmetic procedure) | In modular arithmetic, the method of successive substitution is a method of solving problems of simultaneous congruences by using the definition of the congruence equation. It is commonly applied in cases where the conditions of the Chinese remainder theorem are not satisfied. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: WP:NOTTEXTBOOK-violating material that has remained unsourced and essentially unlinked from anywhere else in the encyclopedia for more than 20 years. |
| Kids News Network (US television news program) | Kids News Network, created 1991 in New York City by JoAnna Levenglick who also produced the show featuring junior reporters. The Kids News Network covered entertainment, pro sports, books, technology, style, and health. Celebrity interviews are one-on-one, and are done by two young reporters, including Diandra Levenglick, who had done celebrity interviews since 1993, and have traveled all over the United States, Canada and the Bahamas doing movie junkets and were on the s ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: I could not find sources about this. And the page about producer/host is a redirect to this page. |
| Accidental dignity (When a planet gains strength) | In astrology, accidental dignity occurs when a planet gains strength for any reason other than its zodiacal position. Accidental dignity should not be confused with essential dignity which is where a planet gains strength from its position in the zodiac. To understand the difference between accidental dignity and essential dignity, think of essential dignity as being relevant to the 'nature' of the planet and accidental dignity as relevant to how that planet 'finds itself', or its 'p ... | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Does not meet WP:GNG. |
| ShadowCon (Oslo) (a science fiction and fantasy convention, held in Oslo, Norway) | ShadowCon is a science fiction and fantasy convention, held in Oslo, Norway every year in July/August. It is held by The Shadow Project (TSP), a SF&F fandom society. ShadowCon is usually arranged at the Blindern campus of the University of Oslo. ShadowCon celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2006. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails all notability crtieria with no secondary sources. Also, this convention failed to exist decades ago |
| Line of advantage (Astrological house system/imaginary line in astrology) | In astrology, the line of advantage is an imaginary line that connects the third decan of the third house to the third decan of the ninth house of the horoscope. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Does not meet WP:GNG. |
| Creeping elegance (Unplanned elegance) | In software development, creeping elegance, related to creeping featurism and second-system effect, is the tendency of programmers to disproportionately emphasize elegance in software at the expense of other requirements such as functionality, shipping schedule, and usability. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:N. Googling suggests this is not so much a practical concept as a hypothetical one, the inverse of legacy code bloat. Available sources often devolve into confusion about whether this is synonymous with feature creep, as the article itself appears to do. To boot it is written in unusually unencyclopedic language. Google News returns nothing relevant, nor does the News Archive. Google Books returns a few hits, but nothing that exactly mat... |
| Láskanie (Slovak erotic TV show) | Láskanie ("petting") is an erotic TV show by the main Slovak private TV channel TV Markíza. It was hosted by Kyla Cole between 2003 and 2004. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: I did a search but it was hard to tell whether this is notable - hopefully a Slovak will be able to say |
| Dwadasamsa (The 12th division of a zodiacal sign) | In astrology, a dwadasamsa, which is also called a dwad, duad or dwadachamsha, is 1/12 of a zodiacal sign. The dwadasamsa was developed by Hindu astrologers who broke the 30 degree sign down into 12 equal parts of 2.5 degrees each. It is based upon the principle of the part being a reflection of the whole, and 12 signs of the zodiac were placed within the confines of one sign. It is believed that these signs within a sign, by virtue of their planetary rulers, account for subtl ... | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: No sources. |
| Party for National Concord – Abasangirajambo (Political party in Burundi) | The Party for National Concord-Abasangirajambo (PACONA-Abasangirajambo) is a small political party in Burundi. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No references. No additional information but that they're a "small political party in Burundi". No House or Senate Seats. This article has been edited once in the last ten years. Also there have been 5 views in the last year. |
| Outer Ankara (Metropolitan area part) | Outer Ankara is a part of the metropolitan area of Ankara, Turkey. Of Ankara's 7.1 million people, around 5.4 million live in Outer Ankara. Ankaras metropolitan area is the second largest of Turkey. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Is this actually what it is called? If so why is there no Turkish article? |
| Diurnal and nocturnal signs (Astrological classification of zodiac signs) | In astrology, the signs of the zodiac are classified as diurnal or nocturnal. Diurnal signs have natural positions on the southern hemisphere of the horoscope (represented at the top of the chart), and nocturnal signs have natural positions on the northern sphere.[citation needed] Astrologers treat diurnal signs as masculine, and nocturnal signs as feminine.
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| Half Tide Rocks (Massachusetts) (group of small barren rocks in Massachusetts Bay, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S) | Half Tide Rocks are a group of small barren rocks in Massachusetts Bay, located within the city limits of Boston, United States (and just outside the Town limits of Hull). The rocks are east of Aldridge Ledge, southeast of Devils Back, southwest of Green Island, northeast of Little Calf Island, and northwest of [[Calf Island (Massachuse ... | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: unsourced. GNIS does have two entries for "Half Tide Rocks" in Massachusetts, but neither fit the locality or description of this article. no sources could be found on this specific landform. |
| Alpha Force (Novel series by Chris Ryan) | Alpha Force is a series of novels written by Chris Ryan, formerly of the Special Air Service. The books are adventure novels aimed at teenagers. The eponymous Alpha Force are a group of five teenagers with unique talents, skills and personalities who were shipwrecked together in the first book, Survival, and after being forced to work together as a team, created strong friendships with each other. Every school holiday they meet up to complete different challenges to test all of t ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Doesn't appear to be notable, only one source |
| OOPSTAD (Smalltalk Application Developers Association) | OOPSTAD was the Object Oriented Programming For Smalltalk Application Developers Association. It published the periodical HOOPLA!. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No appearance of notability; found no additional coverage. |
| Secure by default (Security by default, in software) | Security by default, in software, means that the default configuration settings are the most secure settings possible, which are not necessarily the most user-friendly settings. In many cases, security and user-friendliness are evaluated based on both risk analysis and usability tests. This leads to the discussion of what the most secure settings are. As a resu ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Completely unsourced OR and written as a definition, not as an encyclopaedic notable subject. WP:NOT applies. |
| Süslü Sokak, Çankaya | Süslü Sokak (Ornamented street in Turkish) is a renowned street in the Mebusevleri neighborhood of Çankaya district in Ankara. It is one of the few streets in Ankara featuring the characteristics of the early Republican era, which is, however, jeopardized by the construction of modern buildings today. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: article says it is “renowned” - if so it should be very easy for someone to add a cite |
| Kolej (Turkish word for college) | Kolej is the Turkish word for college though it is used as a supplementary title for private high schools in Turkey. The name originates from Robert College, the first American educational institution founded outside of the United States. Though founded as a college, Robert College has been operating as a private high school since 1971. According to the Turkish education system, official name for a private high school is the direct t ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: not a English word |
| Silver Age (DC Comics) (twelve part storyline that ran through a series of one shot comic books published by DC Comics in 2000) | "Silver Age" was a twelve part storyline that ran through a series of one shot comic books published by DC Comics in 2000. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: a search shows books for sale but it would need a better cite to show notability |
| Gen-Active (Comic book series published from 2000 to 2001) | Gen-Active is a comic book anthology-series from Wildstorm. It was published quarterly from 2000 to 2001 and ran for six issues. In the comic book series, Gen-Actives are superhuman beings who possess the Gen-Factor. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Tagged uncited for 15 years - I guess a lot of editors like comic books so should be able to cite it if it is notable. I searched and found a wiki but wikis don’t usually count as sources |
| History of rugby league in South Africa (aspect of history) | The History of rugby league in South Africa goes back as far as the 1950s. The 1990s brought about the establishment of the South African Rugby Football League to promote amateur rugby league. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Entire article is a copy paste of https://sarugbyleague.co.za/history/ and not a reproduction of the single lised source. Likely copyright violation. |
| Söderledstunneln (road tunnel in Stockholm, Sweden) | The Söderledstunneln ("South Way Tunnel") is a tunnel between the Central Bridge and the Johanneshov Bridge on the island of Södermalm in Stockholm. It is 1,550 metres long and traverses the island from north to south. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: The article does not explain how this tunnel is notable compared to any other tunnel |
| Socioeconomics of the Ottoman enlargement era (aspect of history) | This article covers the socio-political history of Ottoman Empire beginning from its establishment to the reformation efforts of Selim III. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: might be original research |
| Hammock Dunes Golf Links (Private golf community in Palm Coast, Florida) | Hammock Dunes is a private golf community located in Palm Coast, Florida. The gated neighborhood consists of luxury houses and condominia that have access to the Atlantic Ocean. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Article lacks notability. No WP:SIGCOV in reliable sources. |
| RSV Media Center | RSV Media Center is a broadcasting company in Belize established on February 14, 1993. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: No footnotes and no indication of notability for this company. Does not pass WP:NCORP. |
| Al Ghurair University | Al Ghurair University (AGU) was a private university founded in 1999 by the Al Ghurair Group and located in Dubai International Academic City in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It opened in 1999 as one of the UAE's first private universities.[citation needed] The university was accredited by the UAE Ministry of Higher Education. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Notability. Cannot even find one news article about this school or its closure other than paid promotional content. |
| Mounds Recreation Area (Off road vehicle park in Mt. Morris Township, Michigan, USA) | The Mounds Recreation Area simplified as just "The Mounds" is an Off road park located in Mount Morris, Michigan. The park is owned and operated by the Genesee County Parks & Recreation Commission. The park is muddy and wooded and has many trails. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Article lacks notability. No WP:SIGCOV in reliable sources. |
| Laurence School (Private school in Van Nuys, California, United States) | Laurence School is a private coed K–6 elementary school located in Valley Glen, Los Angeles, California. | Deleted by GB fan: Expired PROD, concern was: Doesn't meet WP:NSCHOOL: only source is the school's website. |
| Riverfront Irish Festival (Music festival in Ohio) | The Riverfront Irish Festival is an annual music and cultural festival held since 1993 in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: No references at all. No indication of notability. My searches do not suggest this is notable. |
| Mitch Traphagen (American journalist and producer) | Mitch Traphagen (born November 22, 1962) is an American journalist and the producer of a video documentary. He has written for the Observer News Publications in Tampa, Florida, since 2001. He is known for narrative writing style and for personal profiles of both well known and little known but noteworthy individuals. He is currently the publisher and editor of The East Iowa Herald based in Victor, Iowa. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Appears to fail WP:NJOURNALIST and WP:GNG. No significant coverage in newspapers.com, google, and google news. |
| Augusta Wallace (actress) (American actress) | Augusta Wallace was an American stage actress, known for her appearances in productions of Tobacco Road in the 1940s. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Longstanding stub, never properly sourced. |
| Really Doe (rapper) (American rapper) | Warren Trotter (born July 21, 1980), professionally known as Really Doe, is an American rapper and songwriter from Chicago, Illinois. He was signed to Kanye West's record label GOOD Music from 2004 to 2008. He released his debut studio album First Impressions in 2009, through Cartel Records. He was also a part of the hip hop group The Go Getters with rappers Kanye West and GLC formed in 1996. | Deleted by Liz: WP:BLPPROD: Nominated for seven days with no reliable sources present in the article |
| Brian Gavin (South African diamond cutter) | Brian Gavin (born 14 November 1957) is a fifth-generation diamond cutter from South Africa. Referred to as "Brian the Cutter," Gavin is best known for establishing a quality benchmark and grading system for hearts and arrows diamonds, a specialized precision-cut form of the round brilliant diamond. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Nothing here to indicate that this person might be notable by our standards. |
| Marcia Gardner (Australian screenwriter) | Marcia Gardner is an Australian screenwriter who has worked on such shows as The Doctor Blake Mysteries, Paradise Beach, Pacific Drive, Medivac, All Saints, Heartbreak High, Stingers (which she script produced), Blue Heelers and Sea Patrol, Wentworth. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Lack of sources to demonstrate WP:CREATIVE is met. |
| Meloidogyne fruglia (Species of roundworm) | Meloidogyne fruglia is a plant pathogenic nematode infecting African daisies. | Deleted by UtherSRG: G3: Blatant hoax |
| Leif Sörvik (Swedish rower) | Leif Mathias Sörvik (28 August 1889 – 13 October 1963) was a Swedish rower who competed in the 1912 Summer Olympics. He was the strokeman of the Swedish boat Göteborgs which was eliminated in the first round of the men's eight tournament. His brothers Birger and Haakon were Olympic gymnasts. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:SPORTSCRIT and WP:NOLY. Google books comes up with 1 line mentions. |
| Konica Minolta AF Zoom DT 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 (D) (Photographic lens) | Originally produced as Konica Minolta AF Zoom DT 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 (D) by Konica Minolta in 2005, and currently produced by Sony, the Sony α DT 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 (SAL-18200) is compatible with cameras using the Minolta A-mount and Sony A-mount lens mounts. The DT designation means this lens is designed to be used with a camera with an APS-C size sensor. When the 1.5× crop factor is considered, the lens has an effective equivalent 27–300mm focal length.
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| Bloomsbury 21 | Bloomsbury 21 is a series of 21 books published in 2007 by Bloomsbury to celebrate their 21st anniversary. The books are limited editions of 21 of Bloomsbury's most famous published works. The books have covers featuring a white background with a picture of the original cover of the particular book, tilted in such a way that part of the picture is cut off and appears on the next book in the series. When the books are placed side by side in numerical order, their ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No meaningful secondary sources found. This was essentially a short-lived marketing campaign for the publisher Bloomsbury and not deserving of a standalone article. Fails WP:GNG. |
| Garry Holloway (Australian jeweler) | Garry Holloway is an Australian diamond expert. He received the Sutherland Medal of the Gemmological Association of Australia in 1985.[citation needed] | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: nothing here (or in earlier versions) to suggest that he is notable by our standards |
| Grand Slam (Fly-Fishing Caribbean) (fishing accomplishment) | In Caribbean fly-fishing, a Grand Slam is when an angler is able to catch a bonefish, tarpon and permit throughout the course of a day. The International Game Fish Association (IGFA) defines an Inshore Grand Slam as catching any three of the following species on the same day: the bonefish, tarpon, permit, and snook. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: does not seem to be notable enough for a separate article although someone knowlegable might be able to merge it |
| Meloidogyne gajuscus (Species of roundworm) | Meloidogyne gajuscus is a plant pathogenic nematode infecting African daisies. | Deleted by UtherSRG: G3: Blatant hoax |
| Alene Paone (American businesswoman) | Alene Paone is an American businesswoman married to author Frank Scoblete. She and Scoblete live in New York where she works as an adult reference librarian in a public library. She is also a part-time swim teacher. Scoblete often refers to Paone in his books, by the initials of "A.P." After 13 years of marriage, Alene dropped the name Paone and took Scoblete as her surname. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: does not meet any notability standards |
| Sana (margarine brand) | Sana is a Turkish margarine brand that was first released by Unilever's Turkey Branch in 1953 and now owned by Upfield. It is the Turkish variant of Country Crock. It is the first margarine that was wrapped up a packet in Turkey. As it had no other opponent in market and produced from soybean oil that was imported from the U.S., it became the leading margarine brand for decades. It is a generic brand for any margarine produced in Turkey. In Turkish, any marg ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: uncited for over a year and probably not notable |
| KCCJ-LP (Radio station in Batesville, Arkansas) | KCCJ-LP (106.9 FM) is a radio station licensed to serve Batesville, Arkansas. The station is owned by Jubilee Family Church, Inc. It airs a religious radio format. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:GNG. No secondary sources. |
| Paul Sikes (American singer) | Paul Sikes (born 1982) is an American country singer who released his debut album, Craft: by Paul Sikes, on July 10, 2012. He has also established his own production company, 7-Layer Productions. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: fails WP:GNG |
| Sigma 10-20mm f/4–5.6 EX DC HSM lens (Zoom lens made by Sigma Corporation) | The 10-20mm F4-5.6 EX DC HSM is an enthusiast-level, ultra wide-angle rectilinear zoom lens made by Sigma Corporation specifically for use with small format digital SLRs. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: I see no reason why a lens with only a company link would be notable. |
| Jumhuriya (Topics referred to by the same term) | Jumhūriyyah (Arabic: جمهورية; ) is the word for "republic" in the Arabic language. Loanwords representing variations of the term also exist in other language families, especially Turkic. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: This is a dictionary type entry, which wikipedia is not (see WP:NOTDICT). Viewers can see an existing article of List of republics in the Arabic wikipedia, rather than an arabic copy in the english wikipedia |
| Metropol Cafe (television series) | Metropol Cafe is a Turkish sitcom produced by Cine 5. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: I searched for cites but it does not seem to be notable |
| Onward ticket | An onward ticket is a proof of a booked train, bus or airline ticket originating from the country about to be entered. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: This topic is basically a dictionary definition and has no citations. I have done WP:BEFORE searches and have only found trivial mentions in secondary sources (i.e., in lists of entry/visa requirements), with one notable exception with a paragraph about defeating the requirement backpacker-style by buying and refunding a ticket, something not addressed in the article. |
| Or-n-More (album) (1991 studio album by Or-n-More) | Or-n-More is the self-titled debut album by pop duo Or-n-More, released on August 26, 1991. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:NALBUM |
| Surprise Valley, San Bernardino County (valley in California, United States of America) | Surprise Valley is located about seven miles (11 km) east of Landers, California or three miles (4.8 km) west of Sunfair Heights in San Bernardino County. It is north of Joshua Tree National Park. The valley is an areal feature. | Deleted by Hey man im josh: Expired PROD, concern was: Wholly unreferenced for 16.12 years, tagged as such for 13.53 years |
| Tin Soe (Burmese diplomat) | Tin Soe (Burmese: တင်စိုး, ) was the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Union of Myanmar to the Russian Federation. He was also a general in the Burmese Armed Forces, and was the father of two sons and one daughter. He died in 2013. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No secondary sources. Fails WP:BASIC. |
| David Brickhill-Jones (British orienteer) | David Brickhill-Jones (born 19 January 1981) is a British orienteer. He was on the British Orienteering Federation's Senior squad in 2008. His best performance was at a 2005 World Cup sprint race, where he achieved a silver medal. At the European Orienteering Championships in 2002 he came fourth in the Sprint race. He reached a career-high ranking of 30th place on the International Orienteering Federation rankings. He is currently part of the Britis ... | Deleted by GB fan: Expired PROD, concern was: Not a notable orienteer, and did not achieve anything significant at senior level. Received very little media coverage. |
| Embassy of Madagascar, Moscow (Diplomatic mission) | The Embassy of the Republic of Madagascar in Moscow is the diplomatic mission of Madagascar in the Russian Federation. It is located at 5 Kursovoy Lane (Russian: Курсовой пер., 5) in the Khamovniki District of Moscow. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:GNG. No secondary sources. |
| Gitavan (Name for campus of research institutions in Armenia with habitable area for scientists.) | Gitavan (Armenian: Գիտավան, "settlement of knowledge" or "settlement of science") is a name for campus of research institutions in Armenia with habitable area for scientists. Examples are gitavan of Institute for Physical Research and the Institute of Radiophysics and Electronics, both forming a part of the National Academy of Sciences of Armenia. In contrast to usual campus gitavan does not have any institutional or educational meaning, it rather ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: I did a search and this does not seem to be a notable word in English |
| Institute for Sales and Account Management (Dutch institute) | The Institute for Sales and Account Management (ISAM) is a Dutch knowledge institute that was founded in 1996 as part of the Erasmus University Rotterdam. ISAM conducts research in the field of neuroeconomics; a science in which economics, psychology, and neuroscience are combined. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: I did a search but I am not sure this is notable |
| 2005 Victory Shield | The Victory Shield 2005 was the 60th edition of the Victory Shield, an annual football tournament competed for by the Under 16 level teams of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. It was held from 6 October to 25 November 2006 and was shared by England and Wales. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: not notable in itself -no objection to merge |
| Test execution engine (Software) | A test execution engine is a type of software used to test software, hardware or complete systems. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Please see talk page |
| Simone Muratelli (Italian motorcycle speedway rider) | Simone Muratelli is an Italian motorcycle speedway rider who was a member of Italy team at 2003 Speedway World Cup. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Could not find any sources to meet WP:SPORTSCRIT. |
| Vadaap | Vadaap is the term for the alternative means of transportation besides government provided means, which exists in many parts of the Maharashtra notably in Kolhapur. In this form of transportation private vehicle mostly Jeep/Trax/Rikshaw is employed to transport people from one place to another with nominal charge and comfort. Many times these vehicles are filled in with more number of people than transportation authority/law permits. There are many areas in Maharashtra where governme ... | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: does not seem to be notable as an English word |
| Münir Göle (Turkish photographer) | Münir Göle (born 1961 in Istanbul) is a Turkish writer and photographer, who lives and works in Italy. | Deleted by Mojo Hand: WP:BLPPROD: Nominated for seven days with no reliable sources present in the article |
| List of British Army Garrisons | This is a list of British Army Garrisons | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Redundant article, overlapping with List of British Army installations. |
| Marsel Rushani (Albanian footballer (born 1986)) | Marsel Rushani (born 8 October 1986) is an Albanian football player. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Failure of WP:SPORTCRIT and WP:GNG. Only stat sites can be found. Modest career with two dozen games in Albania's highest league and a short period in semi-pro lower divisions. |
| History of the Midlands Merit League (aspect of history) | The Midlands Merit League was a summer rugby league tournament in England. In its final two years, it was known as the RL Merit League. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Unsourced, non-notable article |
| 2009 Rochester mayoral election | The Rochester Mayoral Election of 2009 took place on November 3, 2009 in the City of Rochester, New York, United States. Democratic Mayor Robert Duffy, first elected in 2005, ran unopposed and was re-elected Mayor, with a low 19.5% turnout. Duffy announced his re-election bid March 21, 2009. No Republican showed serious interest in challenging Duffy.[citation needed] | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Uncontested election; fails WP:NEVENT. |
| Bréhima Coulibaly (Malian politician) | Bréhima Coulibaly is a Malian diplomat and is the current Ambassador of Mali to Russia, presenting his credentials to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on 16 January 2009. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No secondary sources. Fails WP:BASIC. |
| Isidore Nibizi (Burundian diplomat) | Isidore Nibizi is a Burundian diplomat and is a former Ambassador of Burundi to Russia, presenting his credentials to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on 16 December 2009. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No secondary sources. Fails WP:BASIC. |
| Patrick Sinyinza (Zambian diplomat) | Patrick Sinyinza is a Zambian diplomat and is the current Ambassador of Zambia to Russia, presenting his credentials to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on 5 February 2010. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No secondary sources. Fails WP:BASIC. |
| Manuel Antonio Barrantes Rodríguez (Costa Rican diplomat) | Manuel Antonio Barrantes Rodríguez is a Costa Rican diplomat and is the current Ambassador of Costa Rica to Russia, presenting his credentials to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on 29 May 2009. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No secondary sources. Fails WP:BASIC. |
| Min Tein (Burmese diplomat) | Min Thein was a Burmese diplomat and the ambassador of Myanmar to Russia from 2018 to 2022. He presented his credentials to Russian President Vladimir Putin on 16 November 2020. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No secondary sources. Fails WP:BASIC. |
| Djibrine Abdoul (Chadian diplomat) | Djibrine Abdoul is a Chadian diplomat and the Ambassador of Chad to Russia, with concurrent accreditation to Ukraine, Bulgaria, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Hungary. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: No secondary sources. Fails WP:BASIC. |
| Carmel Inguanez (Maltese diplomat) | Carmel Inguanez is a Maltese diplomat and is the current Ambassador of Malta to Russia, having presented his credentials to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on 12 October 2009. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No secondary sources. Fails WP:BASIC |
| Lecture bottle (Gas cylinder) | Lecture bottles are small compressed gas cylinders, typically 12–18 inches (300–460 mm) long and 1–3 inches (25–76 mm) in diameter. They are used in laboratories working with small quantities of gases or specialty gases. They are not refillable and are expensive to dispose of. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Insufficient coverage available to write an article; fails GNG |
| Walter Gyger (Swiss diplomat) | Walter Gyger is a Swiss diplomat and the current Ambassador of Switzerland to Russia. Presenting his credentials to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on 29 May 2009. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No secondary sources, virtually no content, fails WP:BASIC. |
| Claude Giordan (Monegasque diplomat) | Claude Giordan is a Monegasque diplomat and Monaco's current Ambassador of Monaco to the Holy See and to the Order of Sovereign Military Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem of Rhodes and Malta. He also was Ambassador of Monaco to Russia until 2015 and has presented his credentials to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on 5 February 2010. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:BASIC. No secondary sources. |
| Zautbek Turisbekov (Kazakhstani diplomat) | Zautbek Kausbekuly Turisbekov (Kazakh: Зауытбек Қауысбекұлы Тұрысбеков, Zauytbek Qauysbekūly Tūrysbekov, born 1951) is a Kazakh diplomat. From August 14, 2009 to April 25, 2012 he was Kazakh ambassador to Russia, presenting his credentials to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on 16 December 2009. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No secondary sources. Fails WP:BASIC. |
| Easy Energy of Massachusetts | Easy Energy of Massachusetts, referred to as Easy Energy, was an American energy supply company headquartered in Bolton, Massachusetts. It supplied electricity to residential, industrial and commercial customers in parts of Massachusetts that fell within National Grid or NSTAR service territory. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: No indication of how this might meet the requirements of WP:NCORP |
| Kevin Codfert (Musical artist) | Kevin Codfert is a keyboardist who joined the former band Adagio in 2003, working on the album Underworld. He is the producer of progressive metal band Myrath, which met with the band during Rock Festival in Tunisia in December 2006. Codfert collaborated with Stéphan Forté (guitarist of Adagio) on his solo project, and also with the band Venturia. | Deleted by Liz: WP:BLPPROD: Nominated for seven days with no reliable sources present in the article |
| Doğan Seyfi Atlı Stadium (Football stadium in Denizli, Turkey) | Doğan Seyfi Atlı Stadium (Turkish: Doğan Seyfi Atlı Stadyumu) is a soccer-specific stadium in Denizli, Turkey. It is currently used mostly for football matches and is the home ground of Denizli Belediyespor. The stadium holds 2,000 people and was built in 2003. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: only 2000 capacity so not notable |
| Columbia Heights, Lexington (Neighborhood in Lexington, Kentucky) | Columbia Heights is a neighborhood in southeastern Lexington, Kentucky, United States. Its boundaries are the University of Kentucky to the south, Woodland Avenue to the west, Euclid Avenue to the north, and Marquis Avenue to the east. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Article lacks notability. No WP:SIGCOV in reliable sources. |
| Foreign Investment and NRI Cell, Government of Haryana (in the Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (HSIIDC) Panchkula) | The Government of Haryana has appointed Ashwin Johar, as Chairman of Foreign Investment and NRI Cell, Haryana, which would provide an Institutional mechanism for: Provision of guidance and advisory services for attracting foreign investment in the state and redressal of other problems faced by the NRI’s of Haryana domicile e.g. property, marital discord, and law and order is ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Does not appear to exist in this form, no secondary sources. |
| Isaac Chikwekwere Lamba (Malawian diplomat) | Isaac Chikwekwere Lamba is a Malawian diplomat and the current Ambassador of Malawi to Russia, presenting his credentials to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on 5 February 2010. In 1984 he obtained a PhD from the University of Edinburgh, presenting the thesis 'The history of post-war western education in colonial Malawi 1945-61 : a study of the formulation and application of policy'. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No secondary sources. Fails WP:BASIC. |
| Lava cone (type of volcano composed primarily of viscous lava flows) | A lava cone is a type of volcano composed primarily of viscous lava flows. The volcanic cone can contain a convex profile due to the flank flows of viscous lava. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Barely any sources mention that "lava cones" are their own type of volcano |
| Jonathan Lambeth (Former British actor) | Jonathan Lambeth is a former actor who founded a public relations company called Fides Media. In the 1980s he was famous in the United Kingdom for his acting role as Danny Kendall in the BBC children's drama series Grange Hill. After the end of his acting career he worked as a journalist and reporter for the Financial Times and the Daily Telegraph, and later as head of corporate media relations at AOL. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Non-notable |
| Charles Francis McGivern (American naval officer (1915-1983)) | Charles Francis McGivern (March 1, 1915 – January 28, 1983) was a captain in the United States Navy. During World War II he was twice awarded the Silver Star while serving aboard the USS Gato (SS-212), the first of which was for his actions during the Solomon Islands campaign. Later he was awarded the Legion of Merit with valor device while in command of the USS Sea Devil (SS-400). | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:GNG and is currently only referenced by one of McGivern's medal citations (which is not notability lending). A further search did not yield any significant coverage and while McGivern was a decorated career officer he does not appear to meet any WP:ANYBIO criteria. |
| Sports Spat | A sports spat is a snug fitting outer sleeve that adapts to fit over cleat shoes worn for sports played on artificial turf fields. It pulls up over the shoe and ankle creating a barrier to keep crumb rubber, sand, and other debris that could cause the athlete discomfort and distraction, out of shoes and socks. It also keeps laces tight during game time, replacing the time and cost of taping, known in the sports world as spatting. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: I could find nothing to assert this articles notability for WP:GNG or WP:NPRODUCT |
| Bible translations into Indo-European languages | The New Testament was originally written in Koine Greek, an Indo-European language, and Bible translations into this large and influential language family have been produced since classical times. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Complete WP:SYNTH that fails WP:GNG. Not useful as navigation or a split since this page is an orphan. |
| Application portfolio attack surface | In the realm of application security, the term Application Portfolio Attack Surface or APAS, refers to the collective risk to an organization posed by the sum total of the security vulnerabilities found within the set of all mission critical systems or software run by the organization or enterprise. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: no significant coverage & Wikipedia is not a dictionary |
| Mediehuset København | Mediehuset København (Mediahouse Copenhagen) is a media production company located in Copenhagen, Denmark. The company's core business is production of content for all digital media platforms such as television, corporate websites and social media: Facebook, YouTube, Google +, LinkedIn and Twitter. Mediehuset Copenhagen has also worked as a broadcast company for many television stations in Denmark - including Kanal København and Kanal Hovedstaden. Mediehuset København has many ye ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: The subject of this promotional article has not received enough coverage to establish notability by WP:CORP. |
| Zimbabwe men's national softball team | Zimbabwe men's national softball team is the national softball team for Zimbabwe. The 1988 World Championships were held in Saskatoon, Canada. The team played 13 games in the round robin round. Australia beat Zimbabwe 2–0 in one game in this round. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Subject lacks coverage to meet the WP:NORG. |
| Northern Mariana Islands men's national softball team (the national softball team for the Northern Mariana Island) | Northern Mariana Islands men's national softball team is the national team for the Northern Mariana Island. The team competed at the 1992 ISF Men's World Championship in Manila, Philippines where they finished with 1 win and 8 losses. The team competed at the 1996 ISF Men's World Championship in Midland, Michigan where they finished with 3 wins and 7 losses. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No coverage to meet the WP:NORG/WP:GNG. |
| International Forum on Strategic Technology | The International Forum on Strategic Technology (IFOST) is a nonprofit organization composed of member institutes located in Asia. Each year IFOST organizes and sponsors an international conference, hosted by member institutes in turn, on a variety of topics in academics, technology and regional policies affecting respective members. IFOST is a unique and identifiable forum not only for an international conference to link academia but also to facilitate cooperation between academia and industrie ... | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Only primary sources provided. A search for sources found nothing indepth. Fails WP:ORG and GNG. |
| Bauer Financial (Financial rating agency) | Bauer Financial (stylized as BauerFinancial) is a financial rating agency based in Coral Gables, Florida, United States. Karen L. Dorway is the president of Bauer Financial. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Doesn't meet WP:NCORP: all sources are either trivial coverage or non-independent. |
| Western Province Rugby League (South African semi-professional rugby league) | The Western Province Rugby League is a semi professional rugby league competition in South Africa. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Article's single reference is a blog post. I am unable to find further sources. No mention of this competition of SARL website. So likely non existent anymore. Conclusion: a short lived, provincial competition, fails WP:GNG. |
| Tour the World (television series) | Tour the World is an Australian travel and infotainment television series that aired for three seasons on Network Ten, One, 4ME and Foxtel Aurora. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Article lacks notability. No WP:SIGCOV in reliable sources. |
| AH85 (road in Asia) | Asian Highway 85 (AH85) is a road in the Asian Highway Network running 338 km (211 miles) from Merzifon to Refahiye, Turkey. The route is as follows: | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: why do we need this uncited article when we already have State road D.100 (Turkey)? |
| Reanerra (megalithic stone circle in Ireland) | Reanerra is a five stone circle in County Cork in Ireland recorded by Aubrey Burl. It is among a large number of megalithic monuments in the area, such as Ardgroom. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Zero indication of notability. In my own WP:BEFORE I cannot find sufficient sources to establish that this stone circle exists. Or, if it does, where it is located. Where is this stone circle? The body refers to the Ardgroom circle on the Beara Peninsula. There are quite a few stone circles in Beara. Including at Ardgroom, Cashakeelty, Derreenataggart, [[Uragh... |
| FINA Youth Water Polo World Championship 2014 | The 2014 FINA Youth Water Polo World Championship was held in Turkey from 2 to 10 August. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: the sources I found did not seem to be enough to show notability |
| Karınca Ailesi ve Orman (Turkish TV series or program) | Karınca Ailesi ve Orman, (1984-1988) channel TRT 1, Turkish cartoon. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Seems like it might be fun but not notable |
| Rick McDaniel (author) | Rick McDaniel is the president of High Impact Living, speaker, author and former Senior Pastor. McDaniel was a person in the contemporary church movement when he founded Glen Allen Community Church in 1993 resulting in a growing spiritual impact in and around Richmond, VA. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Orphaned article, promotional tone, notability not established, cited sources touch on article's subject only tangentially. |
| Eduin Ujka (Albanian footballer) | Eduin Ujka (born 10 April 1995 in Laç) is an Albanian footballer who most recently played as a goalkeeper for Iliria Fushë-Krujë in the Albanian First Division. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Failure of WP:SPORTCRIT and WP:GNG. Modest career with 7 games in Albania's highest league and less than two dozen games in the semi-pro second tier. |
| Reinaldo Paseiro (Cuban cyclist) | Reinaldo Paseiro (1 February 1925 – 11 June 1973) was a Cuban cyclist. He competed in the time trial and the sprint events at the 1948 Summer Olympics. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:SPORTSCRIT. Could not find secondary sources. No spanish article either |
| The Cuban Bartenders' Club (Guild for bartenders of the Republic of Cuba) | The Cuban Bartenders' Club, known in Spanish as Club de Cantineros de Cuba, is a guild that brings together the bartenders of the Republic of Cuba. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Article lacks notability. No WP:SIGCOV in reliable sources. |
| Tim Fargo (American author and entrepreneur) | Tim Fargo is an American author, keynote speaker, angel investor and entrepreneur. He is the author of Alphabet Success and Claimants and Lies and Videotape - A Claim's Handler's Guide to Surveillance. Fargo is best known for co-founding insurance fraud investigative company, Omega Insurance Service in 1996, that became the second biggest insurance fraud investigative company in the United States, acquired by First Advantage in 2003 for $20 million. He currently serves as the Preside ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Resume, doesn't seem to meet WP:NBIO. The sources seem dubious, I tried to track down the NY Times and LA Times articles mentioned in full historical archives and couldn't find them (most results for his name were press releases). The other sources are passing mentions or quotes, except for the Forbes one but see WP:FORBESCON. Not seeing any reliable sources actually about Tim Fargo. |
| Zainelabidine Saïdi (Tunisian educator) | Zainelabidine Saïdi (Arabic: زين العابدين السعيدي (born Zainelabidine Ben Mohamed Saïdi, 26 June 1934) was a Tunisian educator, who marked generations of graduates of Sadiki College from 1964 to 1984. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No indication of notability. No article on fr.wiki or ar.wiki. No sources found. |
| Cameron Bender (American actor) | Cameron Frederick Bender (born November 20, 1974) is an American actor. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: The article has three references; said sources include BroadwayWorld (known unreliable), Entertainment Focus (undiscussed but I have my doubts), and the Canadian broadcaster of the show being discussed (may as well be considered a primary source as far as I'm aware). Beyond that, I found no significant evidence of a notability pass. |
| Trojan 750 (New Zealand trailer yacht) | The Trojan 750 is a trailer yacht made in New Zealand. It was designed by Ferris de Joux and Alan Warwick and built by Trojan Yachts Ltd from the late 1970s to the early 1980s.[citation needed] | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: The manufacturer (not the US one of the same name) doesn’t appear to be notable and this individual design certainly isn’t. |
| Leonid S. Chekin (Writer and translator) | Leonid S. Chekin is a Russian born writer and translator living and working in the United States. He is the author of "Northern Eurasia in Medieval Cartography", from
Brepols (2006) a guide to 198 Western European and Byzantine maps from between the eighth and ninth centuries. The volume was first issued in Russia in 1998 as "Kartografia Khrisitianskogo Srednevekovia" (Vostochnaia literature, Moscow) In her review of the volume in Cambridge University Press Journ ... |
Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: No sources found while searching to establish notability, 9 year old orphan |
| Fileski (Musical artist) | Fileski (born in Madiun, East Java, February 21, 1988) Since sitting in elementary school he already writing poetry, inspired by the poetry of his father, a teacher Indonesian language and literature. Various literary appreciation stage national and international level has achieved. Fileski establish Literature Music Community. He is also a composer who created many musical compositions inspired from the works of poetry, short stories, and novels. His poems published in various [ ... | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Non-notable poet. Promotional article created by single-purpose account. |
| Metro Manila Transit Corporation Double-Decker Bus (Type of bus) | The Metro Manila double-decker bus was employed in the 1980s on EDSA. The model most used was the Leyland Atlantean, a double-decker bus chassis manufactured by Leyland between 1958 and 1986. Leyland pioneered the design of rear-engined, front entrance double deck buses in the United Kingdom, allowing for the introduction of one-man operation buses, dispensing with the need for a conductor. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Unsourced since 2015 and the sources I see don’t support this content. |
| Amarildo Hysenbelliu (Albanian footballer) | Amarildo Hysenbelliu (born 23 June 1993) is an Albanian footballer who most recently played as a midfielder for Turbina Cërrik in the Albanian First Division. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Abysmal sports biography, only played 88 minutes on Albania's semi-professional second tier. |
| Augustin Ujka (Albanian footballer) | Augustin Ujka is a retired Albanian professional football who played for KF Laçi in Albania, NK Mladost 127 in Croatia and FC Chiasso in Switzerland. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Failure of WP:SPORTCRIT and WP:GNG. No non-database coverage to be found in a WP:BEFORE. |
| Mario Roshi (Albanian footballer) | Mario Roshi (born 22 August 1994) is an Albanian footballer who currently plays as a defender for KF Tirana in the Albanian Superliga. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Strong failure of WP:SPORTCRIT and WP:GNG. Barely had any football career, played 40 minutes in a semi-pro league. |
| Petros Mavroidis (Greek diplomat) | Petros Mavroidis is currently the Political Affairs Director of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Greece. He served as Ambassador of Greece to Pakistan from 2007 to 2014. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: There is a law professor at Columbia with the same name who seems notable, but this subject isn’t. |
| Harirampur High School | Harirampur High School is a secondary school in Parbatipur Upazila, Dinajpur District, Bangladesh. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:NSCHOOL. The one source provided appears to be a database listing. |
| Colônia Santo Antônio (Amaral Ferrador) (Town in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil) | Colônia Santo Antônio is a district located in the city of Amaral Ferrador, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Article lacks notability. No WP:SIGCOV in reliable sources. |
| Saengal malai | Saengal Malai is a small hill temple for Varadharaja Perumal Temple, located near the town of Velayuthampalayam in Karur district, Tamil Nadu, India. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Article lacks notability. No WP:SIGCOV in reliable sources. |
| Jeff Watson (designer) (Canadian game designer, writer, and educator (1973–2020)) | Jeff Watson (March 26, 1973 – November 8, 2020) was a Canadian game designer, writer, and educator. His principal topics of interest were pervasive and environmental game design, creative process design, and participatory media. He served as an assistant professor of interactive media and games at the USC School of Cinematic Arts, was an associate faculty member with the USC Game Innovation Lab, and directed (with Stuart Candy) the Situation Lab. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Based on available sources I do not believe this article meets the notability guidelines |
| Mats Gustafsson (cyclist) (Swedish cyclist) | Mats Gustafsson (born 23 October 1957) is a Swedish former cyclist. He competed in the individual road race and team time trial events at the 1980 Summer Olympics. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:SPORTSCRIT and WP:NOLY. Seems there is a namesake musician who gets more coverage. |
| Jaziel Mariscal (Mexican footballer (born 1994)) | Jaziel Mariscal Escandón (born July 28, 1994, in Culiacán, Sinaloa) is a Mexican professional footballer who last played for Murciélagos F.C. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: I am unable to find anything approaching WP:SIGCOV for this Mexican footballer. Fails WP:GNG. |
| John Crowe (Irish politician) (Irish politician) | John Crowe is a Fine Gael Councillor in County Clare and was Mayor of Clare from 2014 to 2015. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Non notable local politician, a member of a county council in Ireland. Fails WP:NPOL and WP:GNG |
| Klejdi Hyka (Albanian footballer) | Klejdi Hyka (born 13 June 1997) is an Albanian professional footballer who most recently played for Korabi Peshkopi in the Albanian First Division. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Failure of WP:GNG and WP:SPORTCRIT. Only played 124 minutes on Albania's first tier and a further 10 matches on Albania's semi-professional second tier. |
| Eastern Refinery Model High School (Secondary school in Bangladesh) | Eastern Refinery Model High School is a secondary school in Patenga Thana of Chittagong, Bangladesh. The school was established at 1974. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:NSCHOOL. The one source provided seems to be a wikipedia like website. |
| Baba Khajan Das College of Management Technology | Baba Khajan Das College of Management Technology is a business college located in Ludhiana in the state of Punjab, India. It was established by the Keharnam Memorial Educational Society in 2009. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Unsourced promotional non notable per GNG and NSCHOOL |
| Faros Acropoleos (Football club) | Faros Acropoleos was a Cypriot football club based in Akropoli, Nicosia. The team sometimes played in the Cypriot Third Division. The team has since been dissolved. Between 2004 and 2006 Faros had a futsal team, winning the Cypriot Futsal Third Division 2004–2005. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Cannot find a single source about the football club. |
| Aldair Basto (Mexican footballer (born 1990)) | Aldair Basto Chacón (born October 17, 1990) is a Mexican professional footballer who plays for Venados. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: I am unable to find anything approaching WP:SIGCOV for this Mexican footballer. Fails WP:GNG. |
| Stealth Key (3D printed metal security key) | The Stealth Key, invented by Alejandro Ojeda, is a unique security key that utilizes 3D metal printing technology. Unlike traditional keys, the mechanical security features of the Stealth Key are concealed within its design, making it challenging to duplicate. The key's locking mechanism differs from conventional lock and key systems through use of levers instead of more common pin-tumbler locking systems.{{Vague|reason=I can't possibl ... | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: a) Advertising since the beginning of the page b) Notability. Also arguably qualifies for WP:SPEEDY by G11? |
| Pine Hill (New York) (Mountain in New York, United States) | Pine Hill is a mountain in the Central New York region of New York, United States. It is located northeast of South Worcester, New York. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:NATFEAT. "Named natural features are often notable, provided information beyond statistics and coordinates is known to exist. [...] If a Wikipedia article cannot be developed using known sources, information on the feature can instead be included in a more general article on local geography. For example, a river island with no information available except name and location should probably be described in an article on the river". The rat... |
| Chung Jong-kwan (South Korean boxer (born 1961)) | Chung Jong-kwan (born November 30, 1961) is a South Korean boxer. | Deleted by Liz: WP:BLPPROD: Nominated for seven days with no reliable sources present in the article |
| Terry McAuliffe (priest) (Australian Anglican priest) | Terry McAuliffe is an Anglican priest, and a former Archdeacon of Forrest then Stirling, WA in the Anglican Diocese of Perth. In 2014 he sued the Perth Archbishop Roger Herft for defamation, saying his reputation was damaged by Herft in what led to his removal from his position as the Archdeacon of Stirling in March 2011. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No notable sources to follow WP:Biography guidelines. |
| Zartonk (Istanbul daily) | Zartonk (in Armenian Զարթօնք) was a short-lived Armenian Turkish publication founded by P. Shamlian in 1932. It stopped publication in 1933. It covered the Armenian Turkish political, cultural and literary activities in Turkey and worldwide. It published Axel Bakunts' work Khachatur Abovian (In Armenian "Խաչատուր Աբովյան") and Yervant Odian's Twelve Years Outside Bolis (In Armenian "Տասերկու տարի Պոլսեն դուրս") as ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Notable or not? Hard to search for cites as there seems to be a current publication of the same name? |
| Pigeon Hill (New York) (Group of mountains) | Pigeon Hill is a small mountain chain located in Central New York region of New York located northeast of Burlington, New York. It is made by four main peaks with the highest being 2057 feet. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:NATFEAT. "Named natural features are often notable, provided information beyond statistics and coordinates is known to exist. [...] If a Wikipedia article cannot be developed using known sources, information on the feature can instead be included in a more general article on local geography. For example, a river island with no information available except name and location should probably be described in an article on the river". The rat... |
| Benjamín Palazuelos (Mexican footballer (born 1996)) | Benjamín Jaime Palazuelos Contreras (born June 21, 1996) is a Mexican professional footballer who currently plays for Dorados de Sinaloa. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: I am unable to find anything approaching WP:SIGCOV for this Mexican footballer. Fails WP:GNG. |
| Senad Hysenaj (Albanian footballer) | Senad Hysenaj (born 17 October 1999) is an Albanian professional footballer who plays as a left-back. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Abysmal sports biography, only played 8 matches on Albania's semi-professional second tier. Creator is blocked indefinitely. |
| Angel Hill (Mountain in New York, United States) | Angel Hill is a mountain located in Central New York region of New York south of Exeter Center, New York. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:NATFEAT. "Named natural features are often notable, provided information beyond statistics and coordinates is known to exist. [...] If a Wikipedia article cannot be developed using known sources, information on the feature can instead be included in a more general article on local geography. For example, a river island with no information available except name and location should probably be described in an article on the river". The rat... |
| Temelli Airfield (Airport in Gazi, Ankara) | Senior Lieutenant Gürcan Ulucan Airfield or just Temelli Airfield is a small airfield located approximately 45 km (28 mi) southwest of Ankara, Turkey. The airfield is operated by the Army Air Command of the Turkish Land Forces and is used primarily for training and educational purposes. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: I cannot find enough good sources to show notability |
| World Institute of Sustainable Development Planners | The Worldwide Institute of Sustainable Development Planners (WISDP) was formed in October 2017 by a group of academics and professionals to further the UN Agenda 2030 and the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals It is supported by the UNESCO Hong Kong Association (UNESCO HK) and the Hong Kong Institute of Education for Sustainable Development. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: the article does not appear to have been written with the intention of educating the reader about the topic proposed in the title. No improvements have been made after 6 years of flagging for multiple inadequacies. |
| Rolf Johansson (wrestler) (Swedish wrestler) | Rolf Johansson (17 October 1929 – 13 April 2004) was a Swedish wrestler. He competed in the men's freestyle flyweight at the 1952 Summer Olympics. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:SPORTSCRIT and WP:NOLY. |
| 1997 Rochester mayoral election | The 1997 Rochester mayoral election took place on November 4, 1997 in the city of Rochester, New York, United States. Incumbent William A. Johnson Jr. was elected to a second term as mayor of Rochester. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Uncontested election, fails WP:NEVENT. |
| Angelo Ranaldo (Swiss economist) | Angelo Ranaldo (born 1970) is a Swiss economist. He has been a full professor and chair of finance and systemic risk at the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland since April 2012. He is also the board member Swiss Institute of Banking and Finance and School of Finance at St. Gallen. Before joining the HSG, he served as economic advisor at Swiss National Bank. He holds a Ph.D. (2000) in economics and social science from University of Fribourg (Switzerland). He received both his bachelor ... | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Minor academic. Problematic creation with COPYVIO and likely COI looking at the content. Now we have another COI editor, who may be the subject of the article, making unsourced changes. I don't think the person is notable enough to warrant keeping the article and having to clean it up after each problem edit. It reads more like a Linkedin profile than a quality BLP wikipedia article. |
| Acting Finance Director | Acting Finance Director is the mid-senior probation position for managing the company's finances. It is often meant somebody is not fully qualified for the Finance Director or Chief financial officer. This person may not be so junior in appearance but junior in the professional competency and experience, because a financial director of an established company must have finance qualifications such as Master of Business Administration (MBA) mainstream in finance, [[Maste ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Appears to be original research unsupported by sources. |
| Brina Bračko (Slovenian volleyball player (born 2000)) | Brina Bračko (born 12 January 2000) is a Slovenian volleyball player who plays for ŽOK Puconci. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: non-notable volleyball player |
| Urban Lagnéus (Swedish sailor) | Urban Lagnéus (born 31 January 1964) is a Swedish sailor. He competed in the men's 470 event at the 1992 Summer Olympics. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:SPORTSCRIT and WP:NOLY. |
| Nil Vinyals (Spanish association football player) | Nil Vinyals Cierco (born 21 September 1996) is a Spanish footballer who plays as a midfielder for Richmond Kickers in USL League One. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No indication of notability for this Spanish footballer who has spent his entire career in the third-tier American league. |
| Battle of Ropar (1710) (Historical conflict in India) | The Battle of Ropar was fought in May 1710 by the Sikh forces led by Banda Singh Bahadur and the Mughal forces led by Sher Mohammad Khan of Malerkotla. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Largely duplicative of Banda Singh Bahadur, constructed using unreliable sources, and an unlikely search term, meaning a redirect is not warranted. |
| D.Ditto (Musical artist) | Dilshodbek Umirov better known simply as D.Ditto, is an Uzbek singer, actor. D.Ditto began his artistic career in 2003. D.Ditto rose to fame in 2004 thanks to the Shoxrux clip "Balanda" Since 2012, D.Ditto has written songs in Uzbek, Russian and English languages. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Not notable per WP:ENT; cited sources are unreliable (the first is paid-for content ("На правах рекламы"), the second is an interview with the subject of the article, the third is a dead link, and the fourth is a blog). |
| Embassy of Saudi Arabia, Malé (Diplomatic mission of Saudi Arabia in Malé, Maldives) | The Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the Republic of Maldives is a Saudi diplomatic mission located in the capital, Malé, and headed by the Ambassador of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, Mutrak bin Abdullah Al-Ajalin. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Lacking secondary sources. Fails WP:GNG. |
| Gohil Koli (Clan of Koli caste) | The Gohil or Gohel and Goheel is a Clan (Gotra) of the Koli caste found in the Indian state of the Gujarat and Daman and Diu. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: There is no clan as Gohil Koli, it is just one of many surnames ( gotra ) of Koli people . Gohil surname is common in Rajputs Gohil dynasty, Koli and many other communities especially of Gujarat /Kutch. None of the sources linked say Gohil Koli is separate from clan. |
| Battle of Saharanpur (battle of Mughal-Sikh Wars) | The Battle of Saharanpur was fought between the Sikh and Gujjar forces led by Banda Singh Bahadur and the Mughal forces of Saharanpur | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Considerable source misuse in this article: most contentious statements ("atrocities against Sikhs and others") are not borne out by the sources. Unclear whether the battle is notable at all. Encyclopedic content already exists at Banda Singh Bahadur. |
| 2022 season of The 6ixty (West Indies 10 over cricket tournament) | The 2022 season of The 6ixty, also known as Sky Exch The 6ixty, for sponsorship reasons, was a T10 cricket tournament organized by Cricket West Indies (CWI) and the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) which was played in St. Kitts and Nevis in its inaugural edition, which took place in August 2022 in the lead-up to the CPL. There were both a men's and women's edition of the tournament running at the same time, with the teams and their player rosters being mostly the same as in the CPL ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Non-notable league with only routine coverage. No WP:LASTING, fails WP:GNG. |
| Cost of rent by state and county in the United States | This article contains maps of the 40th percentile[clarification needed] cost of rent and utilities combined by state and county in the United States in 2021 according to RentData.org.[better source needed] | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Not appropriate use of Wikipedia to create data-heavy articles that require intensive effort to maintain |
| IEEE Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IEEE Conference on Artificial Intelligence) | The IEEE Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IEEE CAI) is a large annual conference and exhibition focused on broad industry applications of artificial intelligence in its many forms and their societal implications. The event is co-sponsored by the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society, IEEE Computer Society, IEEE Signal Processing Society, and IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society. In 2023 the conference focused on six verticals including AI in transportation, AI i ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Only primary sources and PR type sources provided. Fails WP:EVENT. |
| Hariram Sastri (Malayali businessman) | Hariram Sastri (sometimes Shastri) is a multimillionaire Malayali industrialist, who heads the New Delhi-based 11,000-crore, $5bn petrochemicals enterprise Vinmar International. Vinmar and its subsidiary charity Pratham funds education efforts reaching over 10,000 Indian villages, and targeting 100,000 with much of this work overseen by Sastri's billionaire Indian-American partner, V. Goradia. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: This individual fails WP:GNG and WP:NBIO. |
| Zürich stabbing attack (2024 Zürich terrorist attack) | The Zürich stabbing attack was a terrorist attack by a 15-year old in Zürich against an Orthodox Jew. The teen later said that he was doing the attack on behalf of Al-Aqsa, alluding to Jihadist concepts. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: This is an example of WP:NOTNEWS WP:LASTING WP:SUSTAINED etc. Only one casualty was reported and none of them resulted in death. |
| Duzi-Umngeni Conservation Trust (South African non-profit) | The Duzi-Umngeni Conservation Trust (DUCT) is a non-profit trust based in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. It monitors the health and safety of the Msunduzi River and the Umgeni River. It was founded in 2006, and has set up local water safety plants. It also educates impoverished communities about water safety. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Insufficient WP:SIGCOV to meet WP:NORG. |
| Jiwaji Club (Jiwaji Club) | is a recreational club, started by the ruler of Gwalior State H. H. Srimant Jiwaji Rao Scindia who ruled the Gwalior state in the year 1936. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: No evidence of passing WP:NORG. |
| Calamur | The Calamur Viravalli family, inclusive of closely intermarried "merged" lines (e.g. Chetpet, Pennathur) was one of the two preeminent Brahmin dynasties in the Madras Presidency who dominated the Mylapore clique, alongside the Vembaukum family. They were originally Vadama Iyers from Kalambur and nearby hamlets in North Arcot, who traced their ancestry to Appayya Dikshita, and before that, Deshastha movements from the North. They ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: As a term for the family of CV Runganada Sastri, this term fails verification in sources. Not a valid redirect since none of the sources refer to this family by this term. Fails WP:GNG. |
| Hargun Kaur (Indian singer and composer) | Hargun Kaur is an Indian singer, lyricist, composer, and musician known for her versatile vocal abilities and blend of classical and contemporary music styles. She has gained recognition through her performances on various reality shows and her contributions to the Indian music industry. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:GNG, WP:NBIO, WP:NMUSIC |
| Carlo Colombetti (Italian association footballer (born 1923)) | Carlo Colombetti (born 22 July 1923) is an Italian footballer, who played as a midfielder. | Deleted by Hey man im josh: Expired PROD, concern was: No evidence of WP:SIGCOV as required under WP:NSPORT or WP:GNG. |
| Death of Flavius Magraon (2024 Romanian protests against negligence to a drowning victim's case) | On Tuesday, 4 June 2024, a mass protest took place in the Romanian county of Olt's capital city Slatina protesting the actions of bystanders who they claimed did not try to prevent harm or save a drowning victim and instead blamed the accident on him. They also protested the police department out of fears that they would come to the same conclusion after not doing due diligence to the investigation due to corruption. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Neither of the subjects here (a fatal drowning accident and resulting protest/memorial) meet or exceed the thresholds covered in WP:NOTNEWS or WP:EVENTCRIT. |
| 600 Breezy (American rapper) | Antonio Valentino King (born April 16, 1991), known professionally as 600 Breezy, is an American rapper and songwriter. He hails from Chicago, Illinois. He was featured in Drake's More Life mixtape. He appeared onstage with Drake, Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Sourced to tabloid coverage; fails WP:NBIO/WP:GNG. |
| National Security Advisor of Libya (Libyan Government aide) | The National Security Advisor is a senior aide in the Government of Libya. The national security advisor serves as the principal advisor to the Chairman of the Presidential Council of Libya on all national security issues. | Deleted by Hey man im josh: Expired PROD, concern was: No evidence of WP:SIGCOV of this role, versus trivial mentions in coverage of its holders. |
| Wolmirstedt party stabbing (Stabbing incident at a party in Wolmirstedt, Germany) | On 15 June 2024, a 27 year old Afghan man attacked a private party in Wolmirstedt with a knife. 4 people were injured. 1 person, a 23 year old Afghan man, succumbed to his stab wounds shortly after the attack. The attacker was later shot dead by German police when they arrived on scene. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:NEVENT, no lasting impact. |
| Artur Ter-Israelyan (Russian boxer) | Artur Ter-Israelyan (Russian: Артур Мельсович Тер-Исраэлян; born 27 December 1979) is a Russian professional boxer with Armenian descent is a sensational and unique boxer notable for remaining in shape and his knockout power despite being in his 40s, he also held the Russian Cruiserweight title and currently holds the ABCO Silver Cruiserweight title. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: No evidence of passing WP:NBOX or WP:GNG. |
| Operation Gunung Gede (Military operation during Darul Islam rebellion in 1952) | Operation Gunung Gede (Indonesian: Operasi Gunung Gede Pangrango) was an Indonesian marines and KKO-AL military operation to hunt down and repel the DI/TII Kartosuwiryo gang hiding in Gunung Gede Pangrango in 1957. After Operation Indra in the Indramayu, West Java area in March 1953, namely in an effort to help the local Unity to defeat the DI/TII gangs Kartosuwiryo from the sea. So for the second time the KKO ... | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Mostly unsourced; no assertion of or evidence for notability. |
| Britni Stanwood (American model and actress) | Britni Mae Stanwood (born 4 November 1985) is an American model and actress. Stanwood began appearing on international runways in 2004. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: No evidence of passing WP:GNG, WP:NBIO, WP:NMODEL. |
| Ahmed Fahmy (Egyptian actor) | Ahmed Fahmy (Arabic: أحمد فهمي) is an Egyptian actor, writer and director. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: No evidence of passing WP:GNG, WP:NACTOR. |
| Haueter Award | The Paul E. Haueter Award was instituted in 1966 and is awarded for outstanding technical contributions to the field of Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) aircraft development other than a helicopter or an operational vertical flight aircraft. The award honors, and is named after Paul E. Haueter; an aeronautical engineer, devoted public servant, and VFS (Vertical Flight Society) officer who was instrumental in fostering the early development of VTOL aircraft in th ... | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Zero independent sources. |
| BiMS (Private postgraduate education institute in Bangladesh) | The Bangladesh Institute of Management Studies (BiMS) is a private postgraduate education institute located at Dhaka, Bangladesh. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:NORG |
| Carrer (fashion brand) (Spanish fashion brand) | Carrer (stylized CARRER) is a Spanish unisex fashion brand founded by Manu Rios and Marc Forné. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:NCORP. |
| Pandora's Dice Wheel | Pandora's Dice Wheel is an accessory that was published by Pandora's Treasures as an aid for role-playing games. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: No evidence of notability found. Oh, and if the source is copyrighted, then scanning an article and posting it to imgur or similar sites is linking to copyright violations and not allowed. |
| Denza L9 (Vehicles manufactured by BYD Auto) | The Denza L9 (Chinese: 腾势L9; pinyin: Téngshì L9) is a battery electric and plug-in hybrid minivan produced by Denza since 2024. The L9 was launched on the Chinese market in July 2024 as first of three new Denza models for 2024. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: very likely a hoax, as L9 does not exist; content derived from Denza D9 |
| Ordre du Moment | The Très Auguste et Très Aimable Ordre du Moment (TATAOM), English: "Very August and Very Amiable Order of the Moment"), also known simply as the Ordre du Moment (Order of the Moment), was a French secret fraternal society active in the late 18th century. It was one of many organizations inspired by Freemasonry that emerged during this period, combining ritualistic elements with a focus on pleasure, conviviality, and the philosophy of seizing the moment. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:GNG; all sources are links to the same single source (Mollier). |
| Rémi Bassereau (French beach volleyball player) | Rémi Bassereau (born 26 February 1999) is a French beach volleyball player. He competed in the 2024 Summer Olympics with Julien Lyneel. The beach volleyball pairing of Bassereau and Lyneel was specially created in 2022 for the 2024 Paris Olympics the two of them having formerly been high level indoor players. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails GNG with a lack of SIGCOV, please redirect to France at the 2024 Summer Olympics. |
| Results of the 2022 Philippine local elections by primary local government unit | The following are the results of the 2022 Philippine local elections by primary local government unit. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Article was split into several articles due to its size. |
| Greater Manchester bus route 38 (Bus route in Manchester, England) | Greater Manchester bus route 38 is a bus route operates between Logistics North and Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester city centre. It is operated by Stagecoach Manchester. | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: No evidence of notability |
| Vega Innovations (Sri Lankan automotive company) | Vega Innovations (Pvt.) Limited is an automobile manufacturer of electric supercars, based in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Vega also designs and manufacturers of All types of Electric vehicles, computer vision based products, Agricultural products, eco-friendly Vending machines, all types of EV Chargers, High efficient Solar products, designs and prototypes. It was founded in 2013 December by Dr. Harsha Subasinghe CEO of CodeGen International and Dr. Beshan Kulapala, ... | Deleted by Explicit: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:NCOMPANY, lacks significant coverage in multiple reliable sources. Highly dependent upon primary sources. |
| 2021 Rockford mayoral election | The 2021 Rockford mayoral election was held on Tuesday, April 6, 2021, to elect the mayor of Rockford, Illinois. Incumbent mayor Tom McNamara won re-election to a second term. McNamara first won election in 2017 with 68.3% of the vote. | Deleted by Liz: Expired PROD, concern was: Fails WP:NEVENT, no lasting coverage. No plausible redirect target. |