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I've often had problems with people trying to delete newly-created stubs before they're expanded so in case anyone is thinking of doing this, I would like to point to: [1] which demonstrates a large volume of highly cited works, (5 with 100+ citations, pages more with fewer citations but still heavily cited). That seems to solidly establish this person's notability on the basis of his work. The two current citations on the page, the program he started, and the award, seem less significant but also contribute somewhat to notability. Cazort (talk) 22:02, 12 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]
