QUOTE(NuclearWarfare @ Mon 22nd February 2010, 8:21pm)
I have never been sure why Wikipedia doesn't require subjects to meet the general notability guideline even if they meet the more specific one. If they can't even meet the former, how on earth do you get anything more than a stub about the article?
Because
it's fucked, young man.
It's screwed, hosed, damaged, perverted, twisted, denatured, diluted, gnarled, whatever adjective you want to invent, it's
not on. The Arbcom is corrupt and incompetent, Jimbo is a pathological liar and a flake, Sue and Mike are toadying up to him and his "friends" at Google and at nonprofits who fund the WMF in order to maintain their six-figure salaries, and the ranks of admins are full of raving, lying, manipulating, POV-pushing crackpots and hostile teenaged boys. The "policies" and "guidelines" are enforced and obeyed selectively and inconsistently. And you're directly involved in the corrupt system, by spending inordinate amounts of time chasing sockpuppets. (Have
you written any decent articles lately? I just looked at your userlog, and it's full of reversions and "You have been blocked indefinitely" statements. If you're looking to effect change from within, this isn't going to change anything.)