The result of the debate was Deleted -- Cyde↔Weys 18:05, 16 June 2006 (UTC) reply
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Originally listed as {{ prod}} with the note, nn website, nn two day old internet meme. Most of the allegations and events in this article, and the website it refers to, are hearsay and unverified. The prod was removed by the original editor, kindly with an explanation on the article's talk page. I disagree with the editor. I read the slashdot entry prior to adding the prod, and all it is is a reposting of a blog entry. The fact remains is that this article is essentially hearsay about a nn event. I leave it up for consensus whether or not the article should stay. Agent 86 01:25, 9 June 2006 (UTC) reply
Comments listed here are either by IP address, or by editors whose accounts show fewer than ten edits prior to this vote. A large number of "keep" voters have been attracted by website discussing the outside event discussed in the article; that site has run a "keep vote" campaign, or at least participants on its discussion area have.
Discussion moved to Wikipedia talk:Articles for deletion/How NOT to steal a SideKick 2