Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Pul Sayad Compound

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Fails WP:N WP:GNG as one mentioning by one sources does not add up to "Significant coverage". The little information in the article are already present in the article Mohammed Yacoub. IQinn (talk) 23:10, 26 June 2010 (UTC)[reply]

 
Bar chart of Guantanamo captives alleged attendance at training camps as per the Combatting Terrorism Center at West Point.
  • Merge -- I am very concerned that the nominator has not seen fit to disclose the full situation WRT to this article and the other {{afd}} they recently initiated: Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Toran training camp, Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Kut Bakram training camp, Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Talukan training camp, Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Kun Saiaf training camp. Our nominator is well aware that I drafted a proposal, over three months ago -- Wikipedia:WikiProject Terrorism/Guantanamo/What to do with Afghan training camps?. I started most of these articles in 2006 and 2007, thinking more references would emerge. I acknowledged in my proposal, three months ago, that, for most of the articles, insufficient references had emerged. I suggested merging, back then. I offered background on these articles, back when our nominator nominated the Al Fand training camp for deletion in early June [1] -- background which our nominator has chosen not to share here. In another similar {{afd}} our nominator made in mid June I responded to the suggestion that all the information present in that article was present in the article on the captive alleged to have trained at the camp, and thus that article could safely be deleted, undermined the value of the wikipedia for readers who are trying to study the phenomenon of the training camps. Fully one third of the Guantanamo captives had their continued detention justified based, in part, on the allegation that they received military training at one of these camps. This is an important phenomenon, in and of itself. If this camp, and many of the other camps, don't have enough information to support a separate article, they should not be deleted, they should be redirected and merged into an article on the camps. I can't explain why our nominator didn't choose to inform readers of this {{afd}} of the previous proposals. Geo Swan (talk) 18:32, 2 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]