Talk:Celtic Buddhism

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Regarding proposed deletion of article:

Just because the lineage is not "interesting" is, as far as I see, no reason to delete the article. It can't really be deleted on the grounds that it's not noteworthy: these guys have published books that are still in print, held workshops, and appeared in the media.

As for the fact that the article doesn't really tell you what it is . . . that's a little difficult, since I think even these people would have difficulty expressing that. But why not just mark it as a stub? Surely what is there is better than "Wikipedia has no page entitled 'Celtic Buddhism'.