Shouldn't Doris Kenyon be a Notable?

Question

According to her findagrave biography, she was a very famous silent movie actress.

Answer 1

Doris Kenyon has a Wikipedia page:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doris_Kenyon

Comments

Because she has a Wikipedia page she indeed meets the minimum requirements for the project sticker.

Answer 2

It looks like you have a great point as I do feel (personally) that she not only should be a notable, I even feel that she does fit the criteria for being a PPP as well.

I did locate the following examples that (I hope) will support this too.

1) The Los Angeles Times Obituary, Issue Date 10 Sep 1979 (Monday), Page: 18:

Ancestry Sharable Link:
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/19718471?h=5419cb

Direct Article Link (reflected by the Above):
https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/387692391/

Sharable Article image (reflected by the Above):
https://www.newspapers.com/clip/39138168/obituary-for-doris-kenyon-sills

2) The 1921 Motion Picture Studio Directory, Page 227:

Ancestry Sharable Link w/Image:
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/19718501?h=701adf

I believe that the above should be helpful for locating more sources if necessary.

~Brian Kerr

Comments

PPP has to do with 2 primary criteria.

1) A project is actively protecting the profile

2) The profile needs special protection that a PPP can provide.

This generally means that the profile is in risk of the few things a PPP can provide, such as LNAB protection or Parent protection. What PPP does not provide is virtually everything else. What it will allow would be things like adding/removing spouses, adding/removing children, editing the biography, editing dates and places, and editing all other names other than LNAB.

The reality is that very few profiles need a simple protection for only the LNAB and/or parents, unless there's a significant risk that someone might attempt to change them either through editing or through a merge.

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Scott, since November last year, PPP also prevents the removal/addition of spouses and children

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She was married a total of four times. Mlynarski (#4) may be notable (his father is), but all her other husbands have articles on Wikipedia. She was also Lasker's second wife. All have family linked on FindAGrave.

Not sure why her profile would need that protection.