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This is an article about a Winter Olympian and a link is present from the United States at the 2006 Winter Olympics which was obsolete till I created this page, it may be short of information but is no where close to "meeting criteria for deletion". GuardianOfTruth
Well then, if it should be the consensus that WP should serve as a bulletin board for sports results ... I mean, at this time, the subject of the article is just a participant in the games, not even an Olympionike. And leading an active catholic lifestyle certainly does not cure non-notability. But if someone wants to take it to AFD, that's fine with me. --DrTorstenHenning14:55, 14 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]
