The result was no consensus. I have not previously seen anyone use the MOS to argue for notability. If we as a community have decided to grant inherent notability to the city councilors of six Canadian cities, that ought to be a notability guideline, and should be clarified at the applicable notability guideline, which is NPOL. However, I'm not comfortable entirely setting aside the guideline as written, even if it currently represents an end-run around the notability guidelines. This discussion is unlikely to reach a policy-based consensus when policy is self-contradictory, and so I'm closing it as no consensus, explicitly without prejudice to future nominations, though it is probably worth sorting out the status of the MOS before doing anything further. Vanamonde (Talk) 02:02, 26 October 2022 (UTC)