Ok,
A. The assertion that he fails PORNBIO seems rather flat on the face
of it, based on my moderate familiarity with 70s/80s porn, and
B. WTF happened with the article history? It seems to have been hard
deleted rather than normal deleted. I can't even go back and check
the version diffs to see what was actually there previously. I can't
even tell who deleted the revs, as far as I can see.
Bad, bad form.
-george
On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 5:26 PM, Phil Nash <phnash(a)blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
Fred Bauder wrote:
This
article needs to be put out of its misery; it's been tagged for
additional citations for 21 months, and still does not meet the
[[WP:PORNBIO]] criteria. It also appears to contain unsourced BLP
vandalism
(Liam McBride?) . All citations refer to one incident in which he was
referred to in passing, which does not confer notability. As for "His
head
is also pictured in an episode of the show Futurama entitled "A Head
in the
Polls.", as far as I am aware about this performer, his head is the
least notable part of his anatomy.
I'd do it myself, but.....
Thanks.
Seems like a close question to me, but I think Thomas was referring to
himself, not some obscure porn star.
Fred
Even so, LDS fails [[WP:GNG]] per [[WP:ONEVENT]] on that basis, and his
notability should be judged by [[WP:PORNBIO]] and not otherwise, since the
thrust (sorry!) of the article is that he is notable as a porn star and not
as a bit-player in the machinations of US politics. The article, as it
stands, is a disgrace to Wikipedia's standards, if it still claims to have
any.
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