"Development Hell" is an established and notable concept which means a state of prolonged purgatory or limbo during the production process of a film. However, the current list is just a synthesis of every movie which has ever been cancelled or described as having production delays or being postponed in some way.

Per WP:NLIST, a list is notable only if it has been discussed as a group or set by independent reliable sources. Although the slang term "Development Hell" has been described in the RS, the term isn't used to group together every film with a production delay in the way this article contemplates. It borders on WP:SYNTH by attributing the niche slang term "Development Hell" to films that encountered delays, but aren't explicitly stated to have been in a "hell" state by the sources.

I propose merging Zombie (computing) into Botnet (into the existing “Zombie computer” subsection). The Zombie article largely describes an individual compromised machine that is remotely controlled and used for activities such as spam and DDoS attacks. The Botnet article already covers this concept more thoroughly.

Additionally, while aspects such as the "Astolfo effect" have been documented in a scholarly paper (where the fictional character Astolfo from Fate/Apocrypha became more visible online than his real-world counterpart), that falls more into reception of the Fate franchise and FGO as a whole, than all of the characters in FGO. Too, unlike other gacha games like Zenless Zone Zero and Genshin Impact, those have a unified art style and presentation that makes a character list work; narratively and visually the Fate/Grand Order cast are designed by a wide range of contributors, leading it more to be a hodgepodge for reception than getting commentary as a whole, especially when one factors in a decade of this sort of production.

Thus:

However, 5 years later I think this new and improved version is not worth keeping, as it is textbook WP:NOTDICTIONARY and is simply a compilation of WP:PASSING mentions of the expression.

1. citation (Zenkovsky): The content does not mention "Hapach" or the events described.

2. Citation 2 (Çerkes Krallar): is a non-academic, self-published website that fails WP:RS. This website makes the claim about "Hapach" and cites Zenkovsky's "Medieval Russia's Chronicles" as its source.

3. Citations 3 and 4: These tell the borders of Zichia and do not substantiate the existence or reign of this specific individual.

The basis of keeping during last discussion was criterion 6 of MUSICBIO, but this is a weak argument. Yes, he has played for two or more such groups, but that doesn't make him "reasonably prominent". In fact, all of those bands save for Evanescence are considerably niche and have just enough sourcing to make them notable by themselves. (This excludes We Are the Fallen which got press by simply capitalizing on ex-Evanescence members.)

Second, does one call one album in one mainstream band, with whom he was longer a touring musician, sustained notability?

I removed one citation to a blog, which does not help notability. Floating around online there are various blogs that promote his ideology, which due to their unreliable nature, being user generated blogs, does not help.

The remaining citation is to a self-published SSRN article. This SSRN article was published in the Journal of Astronist Studies, a journal edited and published by the author Brandon Taylorian. Taylorian, aka Cometan, is the founder of the (self-described) "space religion" Astronism, which was influenced by Nessyahu; the journal is for studying his own space religion. He is the sole editor of the journal, and so this, being an article written by him, is self-published. In all fairness, he does have a PhD and is a research fellow at a reputable university so his publications aren't totally unreliable though contextually he does not have "subject matter expert" status that would allow for EXPERTSPS; even if he does this would be still only one source that counts for GNG.

I found a few passing mentions of a "Mordechai Nessyahu" in news articles of the 1950s and 1960s, none beyond a passing mention. I think they are relating to him but I am not sure, and none cover Cosmodeism. I did a search in Hebrew and found about the same level of coverage, no sigcov.

Fails WP:GNG and WP:BLP.

The article relies extensively on primary sources, self-published material, affiliated organizations, interviews, and promotional content. There appears to be insufficient significant coverage in reliable independent secondary sources to establish encyclopedic notability.

The article also contains extensive peacock wording, résumé-style career listings, synthesis, and extraordinary claims regarding psychology, military advisory roles, cognitive warfare, brainwashing, hypnosis, and related subjects that are either weakly sourced or not supported by high-quality independent references.

Multiple sections raise concerns under:

Additionally, the article reads as largely descriptive of roles and achievements without demonstrating broader impact or recognition supported by strong secondary sourcing.

I am nominating this article for deletion because I am not satisfied that the subject currently meets Wikipedia's notability guidelines for a standalone biography.

The article appears to rely primarily on institutional, self-published, and other primary sources, along with routine coverage of appointments and professional positions. I have not found sufficient significant coverage in independent, reliable secondary sources that discuss the subject in detail.

The actual Valve article about the rivalry is written by someone with no other articles at all[12].

Additional BEFORE search shows some mentions of the song (an article on another song by DDG and PlaqueBoyMax mentions their previous collaboration on this one; an article on PlaqueBoyMax mentions the number of Spotify streams this song got) but I don't see enough to prove its notability.

I suggest to consolidate or creating a different Wikipedia article related to the ongoing crisis in the Philippine government through articles such as the Attempts to arrest Ronald dela Rosa, 2026 President of the Senate of the Philippines election, Senate lockdown, the expulsion of Kiko Barzaga from Congress, the subsequent arrest of Senator Jinggoy Estrada or the Surrender of Jinggoy Estrada, the investigations involving Senators leading to their arrests, the 2026 Philippine Senate walkout, the call of the Minority Bloc for the resignation of Senator Alan Peter Cayetano from the Senate Presidency, and many more.

I suggest to consolidate or creating a different Wikipedia article related to the ongoing crisis in the Philippine government through articles such as the Attempts to arrest Ronald dela Rosa, 2026 President of the Senate of the Philippines election, Senate lockdown, the expulsion of Kiko Barzaga from Congress, the subsequent arrest of Senator Jinggoy Estrada or the Surrender of Jinggoy Estrada, the investigations involving Senators leading to their arrests, the 2026 Philippine Senate walkout, the call of the Minority Bloc for the resignation of Senator Alan Peter Cayetano from the Senate Presidency, and many more.

I suggest to consolidate or creating a different Wikipedia article related to the ongoing crisis in the Philippine government through articles such as the Attempts to arrest Ronald dela Rosa, 2026 President of the Senate of the Philippines election, Senate lockdown, the expulsion of Kiko Barzaga from Congress, the subsequent arrest of Senator Jinggoy Estrada or the Surrender of Jinggoy Estrada, the investigations involving Senators leading to their arrests, the 2026 Philippine Senate walkout, the call of the Minority Bloc for the resignation of Senator Alan Peter Cayetano from the Senate Presidency, and many more.

Additionally, the article reads as largely descriptive of roles and achievements without demonstrating broader impact or recognition supported by strong secondary sourcing.

However, 5 years later I think this new and improved version is not worth keeping, as it is textbook WP:NOTDICTIONARY and is simply a compilation of WP:PASSING mentions of the expression.

"Development Hell" is an established and notable concept which means a state of prolonged purgatory or limbo during the production process of a film. However, the current list is just a synthesis of every movie which has ever been cancelled or described as having production delays or being postponed in some way.

Per WP:NLIST, a list is notable only if it has been discussed as a group or set by independent reliable sources. Although the slang term "Development Hell" has been described in the RS, the term isn't used to group together every film with a production delay in the way this article contemplates. It borders on WP:SYNTH by attributing the niche slang term "Development Hell" to films that encountered delays, but aren't explicitly stated to have been in a "hell" state by the sources.

The basis of keeping during last discussion was criterion 6 of MUSICBIO, but this is a weak argument. Yes, he has played for two or more such groups, but that doesn't make him "reasonably prominent". In fact, all of those bands save for Evanescence are considerably niche and have just enough sourcing to make them notable by themselves. (This excludes We Are the Fallen which got press by simply capitalizing on ex-Evanescence members.)

Second, does one call one album in one mainstream band, with whom he was longer a touring musician, sustained notability?

Additional BEFORE search shows some mentions of the song (an article on another song by DDG and PlaqueBoyMax mentions their previous collaboration on this one; an article on PlaqueBoyMax mentions the number of Spotify streams this song got) but I don't see enough to prove its notability.

I propose merging Zombie (computing) into Botnet (into the existing “Zombie computer” subsection). The Zombie article largely describes an individual compromised machine that is remotely controlled and used for activities such as spam and DDoS attacks. The Botnet article already covers this concept more thoroughly.

Additionally, while aspects such as the "Astolfo effect" have been documented in a scholarly paper (where the fictional character Astolfo from Fate/Apocrypha became more visible online than his real-world counterpart), that falls more into reception of the Fate franchise and FGO as a whole, than all of the characters in FGO. Too, unlike other gacha games like Zenless Zone Zero and Genshin Impact, those have a unified art style and presentation that makes a character list work; narratively and visually the Fate/Grand Order cast are designed by a wide range of contributors, leading it more to be a hodgepodge for reception than getting commentary as a whole, especially when one factors in a decade of this sort of production.