On Sat, 7 Jul 2007 05:08:40 -0500, "Charlotte Webb" charlottethewebb@gmail.com wrote:
There will always be exceptions on both sides of the line, no matter how complexly gerrymandered it becomes. Even if it were possible to create a picture-perfect and binding rubric of "notability", any time and energy invested such a task would be better spent elsewhere.
Of course. And even for the blindingly obvious cases there will always be at least one person who disagrees, otherwise the article would not exist in the first place.
You can't legislate Clue, unfortunately.
However, I'd say notability is pretty explicit about the mere existence of sources not being an indicator if inherent notability. In this case there is no true secondary source, since the FAA and the press reports are both primary.
Guy (JzG)