[WikiEN-l] Can anything be done about Deletion Review?

[Alphax (Wikipedia email)]

Akash Mehta wrote:
> On 9/10/06, Bryan Derksen <bryan.derksen at shaw.ca> wrote:
>> Indeed. Any process that results in a group nomination of 61 articles
>> and allows both group votes and individual voting on each specific
>> article like this is a horrendous mess. What sense can possibly be made
>> of all the "keep most" and "delete most" votes?
>
> Absolutely. Each article should have some form of individual entry
> with a quick method of voting for or against, and an overall comments
> section at the bottom. Then again, the whole deletion review principle
> appears to serve an insignificant and problematic need. Maybe a MfD?
> 

... of DRV? Excellent idea.

PS. I've never been too fond of the name "Deletion review" - sounds like
 some sort of revisionist history/slander site...

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