The result was partial delete. This is going to be kind of ignore all rules close, because the situation is complex. Everyone, including the nominator, agrees that the subject is notable. All experienced editors agree that the article has been built out of a pastiche of copyright violations. Werldwayd tried to build a version of the article that was acceptable, but, upon questioning, agreed that copyright issues remain with his version. I can't see a way to adequately clean this version. I can't see a standard way out of this. So, here's the result. I'm going to delete the article. I will restore the initial one-line plus infobox stub. I'm going to protect the result for two weeks, to give Werldwayd a chance to build the new version he agreed to create. If that is done before the two weeks are up, I'll do a history merge and undo the protection. If someone wants to suggest a better way out, I'm open to suggestions.— Kww( talk) 03:30, 16 March 2011 (UTC)}} reply
This article was deleted after discussion only a few weeks ago. The subject is notable, and the article has been recreated, but what has been recreated is, if anything, even worse than the previous version -- a collection of text copied from other sites (some mirroring the deleted article), OR, subjective commentary, and unreliably sourced (at best) gossip. The previous AFD nomination characterized the page as "a good thorough violation of WP:BLP," and this one appears to compound the problem by including similar BLP violations about "rival" performers. Between the pervasive copyright violations and BLP failures, I don't see any good alternatives to wiping this off the public record and starting over, repeating the consensus action taken in January. Something drastic needs to be done; there's not even an acceptable stub here to revert to. Hullaballoo Wolfowitz ( talk) 23:03, 8 March 2011 (UTC) reply