User blog comment:Edwin Shade/January Googology Improvement Plan: Quality and Content/@comment-32783837-20180106040904/@comment-32876686-20180106175911

Stubs are articles which could be expanded beyond just a few words, and whose contents are often smaller than the category section for that page. Stubs do not merit deletion unless they can be added to a specific group of numbers, like some highly specific googolisms by Saibian, or any number having to do with the lottery.

In a paper encyclopedia an entry a sentence is acceptable and actually desirable because the cost of printing can influence what is added to the volume; but in the case of electronic databases we can afford to make articles more detailed than this.