Wikipedia’s notability standard are much higher for blogs than for academic sources. (Mainstream journalism falls somewhere in between the two.) A concept might be cited on fifteen thousand blogs and still not be counted as ‘noteworthy’ to the same degree as a concept that’s occurred in fifteen substantial academic texts. Citing published books, MIRI research papers, and use of concepts in mainstream journalism + academia is your best bet.
Also, err on the side of consolidating information into a single article (e.g., ‘steel man’ as a section of the ‘straw man’ article rather than as a stand-alone) and building a Redirect to the main page, rather than constructing separate articles for every little neologism.
Wikipedia’s notability standard are much higher for blogs than for academic sources. (Mainstream journalism falls somewhere in between the two.) A concept might be cited on fifteen thousand blogs and still not be counted as ‘noteworthy’ to the same degree as a concept that’s occurred in fifteen substantial academic texts. Citing published books, MIRI research papers, and use of concepts in mainstream journalism + academia is your best bet.
Also, err on the side of consolidating information into a single article (e.g., ‘steel man’ as a section of the ‘straw man’ article rather than as a stand-alone) and building a Redirect to the main page, rather than constructing separate articles for every little neologism.