User:Very Polite Person/auto
Things that are kooky, spooky, or altogether ooky are certainly allowed to be notable and present on Wikipedia. Hoaxes. Complete nonsense! The stupidest thing you've ever seen. They have always been allowed, and always will be. The most bat shit-crazy horseshit ever deserves the same dry tone we use for describing hydrogen, zero point energy, or Mar-a-Lago Face. Or ghosts or UFOs or god...
If it meets one single test:
- {\displaystyle notable\Rightarrow (\exists x,円[x{\text{ creates it}}]\Rightarrow {\text{article}}={\text{true}})}
or
- If notable, then article=true if anyone wills it so.
Notability does not degrade over time, and notability is never temporary; so notability can only stay at a prior level or grow over time. There is a level of notability and content that preempts any possibility of the article ever being removed. Topics can be permanent for inclusion at a certain point of development. Many eventually will be. Once notability is established and the article carries enough mass and gravity to stand on its own, it cannot die or be killed.
At a certain point an article becomes immortal if we apply our rules fairly and without human bias.