The result was delete. Courcelles ( talk) 01:26, 21 July 2010 (UTC) reply
Per outcome of Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of fictional characters who can manipulate plants and Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of fictional characters who can manipulate weather - this list is an unencylopaedic cross-categorization which violates WP:NOTDIR. It also contains original research, which violates WP:NOR - the source column seems to be based on primary research into the texts. Note that Technology manipulation in fiction is not an encyclopaedic topic. I don't really know what "technology manipulation" means in this or any context.....presumably if I change the OS on my laptop that's technology manipulation ? Claritas § 19:10, 14 July 2010 (UTC) reply
A Nobody was a good man. I'm sad to see that the Wiki-Mafia have made him disappear for challenging the infallible will of the Deletionists. Wikipedia could use more like him. But hey, who cares about creating when you can destroy? -- 88.106.175.78 ( talk) 19:47, 18 July 2010 (UTC) reply
I am not actually a comic book fan but it is a vehicle for businesses that probably account for income, in the billions of dollars a year, so it is popular with many fans. That is not the issue at hand. The issue, seeking consensus, is if the article should be deleted or not and reasoning. An article being considered for deletion, stating reasons, should be addressed and views against deletion should present reasoning and counter any accusations. Verbiage that makes no specific reasoning will not be considered one way or the other. I am "not" a "deletion" -ist and don't even like the supposed word. If an article does not provide material per Wikipedia then it is a candidate for deletion. I have read the above entries and some instances simply are not actual. The article, silly or not, or encyclopedic or not, will not actually "damage" Wikipedia. If left standing a person will probably not stop using Wikipedia because of the contents of this article. That is my POV but the arguments presented that I have read, and lack of actual constructive counter arguments, does lead to a justifiable consensus. I have not looked into the listed Wikipedia standards violations, but have to consider other similar deleted articles.
I can not, thinking as broadly (and even liberally) as possible, having 4 children and 8 grandchildren, imagine what good the article serves. I can not, again thinking openly, imagine that even a comic book fan would seek out this particular information. If it was that important it should be included in the relevant articles. With all said, and certainly not biased one way or the other, I have to vote delete with sound reasoning. Otr500 ( talk) 22:30, 18 July 2010 (UTC) reply