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352:: the Hesse family are as intermarried with the reigning and defunct royalty of Europe as the Windsors (e.g. Prince Philip's sister married into the Hesses'; last Empress of Russia was Alex of Hesse, etc etc), and sorting out who is who can be a nightmare, so having an article like this for a current member is valuable. Hesse family members rock up at British royal occasions, and their marriages and funerals are still covered in the tabloid press, so this helps provide background information. Wishing its deletion isn't aiding Knowledge: it's an insidious, informationally-destructive, 'chippy' form of cancel culture. 335:- when you strip away all the historical context, all we have is the naming of his parents, the details of his marriage, the names of his children, and the attribution to him of an obscure title, itself non-notable, that hasn't existed in the real world for 150 year. This is just a genealogical entry. He exists. Good for him, but WP:GNG requires a great deal more than mere existence. 254:
Notability has been in question for 8 years, with no inline citations provided in that time. Article attributes a living person with styles and a title that were dissolved in 1866, and most of the text is either the history of this landgrave/the House of Hesse, or unsourced details on his marriage
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an ill-framed article and always has been. In the real world notability is commonly inherited, and an encyclopedia that aims to be comprehensive should reflect that. Secondly, informationally useful articles on minor royals and aristocrats are being deleted due to a cancel culture stemming from
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In general, creating a pseudo-biography (on an individual who is only notable because of their participation in a single event) will mean that an editor creating the article will try to "pad out" the piece by including extraneous biographical material, e.g. their date and place of birth, family
82: 632:. There is literally no information that does not relate to this articles purpose as a genealogy listing, there is nothing about this guy besides the fact that he was born, got married and had kids, and none of those events seems to have gotten any coverage. 223: 464:
you can take it to the Village Pump. Minor royals and aristocrats are being deleted because they lack coverage in reliable sources that demonstrate notability. If you are so invested in keeping such pages around, find RS for them rather than casting
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background, hobbies and employment, etc. Such information, in many cases, will fail the inclusion test, as it is unlikely to have been widely publicised in the media.
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has now been blocked indefinitely for their behavior on this and other pages. I don't know if it's appropriate to strike their !vote/comments myself.
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I wasn't aware I said he was notable because he was related to someone else. I said he was notable because of who
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personal politics and/or resentment. It needs to be strongly resisted as it's utterly corrosive to Knowledge.
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Those are reasons why the House of Hesse is notable, but not why the subject of this article is notable.
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and descendants (I just removed 650 bytes of the names and birthdates of his minor grandchildren).
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below.
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's
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because there is nothing about him online, not even in German. It is a clear case of failing
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653:: once you strip away the genealogical cruft, there is nothing left. -- 691:
The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate.
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So how is he notable outside of his family history?
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