Talk:Jaime Koeppe

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[edit] Against deletion

The Diva Search is undoubtably notable, and the first winner of the contest (whose name was recognized by myself, and I'm sure many other wrestling fans) is notable by association. If I may reference an ongoing discussion, Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Amy Weber deals with a woman eliminated from the Diva Search, and as of today (8/21), all votes are for keep. This is a notable contest, and the contestants are notable. If someone wants to list this for an actual discussion about deletion or merger, then that would at least be a more appropriate forum. Certainly not a speedy delete. -Umdunno 05:04, 21 August 2006 (UTC)

She did not win a Diva Search, she was picked by wwe.com from women who entered, A totally different thing. TJ Spyke 05:07, 21 August 2006 (UTC)