This is a list of occasions when at least 100 Wikipedians (ideally excluding sock puppets) concurred in a deletion debate.
- 111 votes to delete.
- Approximately 111 supporting Overturning/keeping the article, and approximately 70 supporting Endorsement of the deletion/deleting at its closure by Thebainer.
- The 13th Daniel Brandt Articles for Deletion, beginning 2 March 2007 and ending on 12 March 2007
- Approximately 140 Wikipedians supporting retaining the article, and approximately 60 supported its removal.
- Over 130 people voted "Keep".
- 120 people voted "Keep".
- 103 people voted "Keep".
- Approximately 120 people voted "Keep" before the article was kept as "Speedy Keep".
- Approximately 125 people voted "Keep". (approx. 45 voted "Delete")
- By the closers' count, approximately 145 people !voted to keep. (Approximately 35 !voted to delete.) Thought to be both the most-attended AfD in history and the one with the largest wordcount, with 499 kB of wikitext (1.6 times the size of the article), including a 1,319-word "no consensus" close by four closers.
See also
- Wikipedia:Times that 100 Wikipedians supported an RFX
- Wikipedia:Times that 100 Wikipedians supported an ArbCom candidate
- Wikipedia:Times that 100 Wikipedians supported a policy change
- Wikipedia:Times that 100 Wikipedians participated in a miscellaneous matter
- WP:200 and WP:300 for similar lists with 200- and 300-participant events