On 6/11/07, Matthew Brown <morven(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
Ah. however, the standard at CSD is not proof of
notability but an
assertion of it. Admins are not supposed to evaluate the article
against [[Wikipedia:Notability]] and unilaterally decide if it meets
it.
Well, obviously we don't want an article to literally say "Joe Bo is
notable." So presumably whether or not an article asserts notability
is dependent on what it means to be notable.
For example, if you think all people killed in Iraq are notable, then
an article which says the person was killed in Iraq asserts
notability.
That presumably applies to the Iraqis themselves. Failing that would
show a systemic bias.
Ec