Translations:Wikispecies:Criteria for speedy deletion/5/en

1. Test page or nonsense. This includes test edits (e.g., "asdf" or "Can I really create a page here?"), obvious nonsense with no meaningful content, corrupt images, or legitimately blanked pages.
2. Reposted content previously deleted according to this deletion policy, unless it was significantly rewritten in a manner that calls into question the deletion reason.
3. Banned contributor. Content created and edited solely by a banned user after they were banned, where there is possibility of bad faith. Good contributions by a banned user should be accepted, but where bad faith is possible it should be assumed. Note that this is a controversial clause, and such deletions may be contested.
4. Redundant material. A page that is identical to another, with no significant differences between them.
5. Copyright infringement. Content which is a clear and proven copyright violation, or content previously deleted as a copyright violation.
6. Author's request. Deletion per request of the author, if the author is the only significant contributor, the request is not in bad faith, and the content is not to the benefit of Wikispecies.
7. Pages or media files clearly irrelevant or out of scope of the Wikispecies project; including unambiguous advertising or spam
8. Content intended as vandalism, threat or attack. This includes pages that are hoaxes or unambiguous misinformation, or that are intended to disparage or threaten a subject in any way.