`25, 27 November 2012 (UTC) :::Sorry, I thought that by ``vote``, you were referring to the discussion at the top of this section.  I didn't know you were referring to the ``Delete Page Debate`` section above this one.  As for that one, AfDs are not determined by a ``vote``, but by consensus.  An uninvolved administrator will assess the discussion and determine if a consensus was reached.  There are certain rationales that do not hold much (or any) weight in deletion discussions, and the keep votes in the AfD appear to be these types of rationales. -   ::::Exactly, Wikipedia is supposed to work by consensus, but I did not see anything like a consensus on deleting the page.  Using this page as an example, could you explain just how consensus worked?    :::::when you eliminate the !votes of the meat and sock puppets, and apply the weight of the policy of the remaining commentors, the consensus is quite clear.   18:`