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1157:"He sued Coughlin over blowback from an article about Coughlin's alleged affair." - He did sue, as the references say. The references do not, however, opine on his reasons and whether or not they were accurate. "Renner said" isn't really a compelling reason to repeat the information, nor do the references treat his claims as fact. As I said earlier, Knowledge articles must report only what sources say, no more; biographies are held to a very high standard in this regard. This also means that we cannot treat a single person's claims as if they were fact, unless the source itself reports it as such - that is not the case here. 563:
fact that even though the ABJ is a proper source, what you added was not properly sourced. You made it seem as though Coughlin was suing Cleveland Scene, when in fact you're suing both of them, and the allegation that Coughlin threatened to sue Cleveland Scene is your own... and it hasn't been proven in a court of law, nor reported by the ABJ. This edit has conflict of interest written all over it. I will remove it once again, and will report this to the living persons biography noticeboard. We can't afford to let this edit stand... and quite frankly, neither can you. --
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sources indicate that this is nothing more than Renner's unsubstantiated claim. Worse yet, the final line "Coughlin later admitted that he never had any intention to sue the paper and that Renner's story was not defamatory" is not even hinted at by the sources, and gives me the impression that it was just made up to make Coughlin look bad. Speaking as an uninvolved admin, 90% or more of the disputed text appears to be moderate to severe BLP violations against an elected official. —
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that by stating the fact that Renner sued Coughlin after he was fired for reporting on a story about Coughlin's alleged affairs that we're saying these affairs occurred. That is not the case. We're not stating the affairs are facts, we're stating that the lawsuit was a fact. We're stating the factual reasons for the lawsuit. Please ask for an administrator to explain this and please stop vandalizing the page. "
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can't use court filings. However, this was a big news story around here. And certainly Coughlin's decision to drop out of the race for governor and retire from politics, which he promises to do when his term runs out, is not mere coincidence. Shell, can you take a look at the article from the Dispatch and Beacon and give us an example of what could be acceptable for inclusion? Thanks again. "
1757: 391: 64: 427: 212: 403: 274: 112: 837:, who alleged that he was fired by Scene Magazine after Coughlin threatened to sue the paper if it published Renner's article about Coughlin, in which the writer claimed the state senator had an extra-marital affair. Coughlin was later dismissed from the lawsuit by Renner, after he admitted the story in question was not defamatory. " 635:. In the meantime, you will not help your case by continuing to add this edit. You may or may not have noticed that anonymous, IP-only editors have been blocked from editing this article until this issue has been resolved. Let's allow active editors to consider what we've written here before proceeding. Thank you. -- 136: 1171:"he was fired for reporting on a story about Coughlin's alleged affairs" - again, pure conjecture based only on the claim of Renner and not reported as fact by the sources. If you want to get into the details about Renner's claims and firing, it might be appropriate on his article, but completely irrelevant here. 585:, and with a series of sources that are at best tangential to the claims being made. Combine that with the fact that Mr. Renner is active in a lawsuit against parties mentioned in the edit, and this makes for a very bad edit at this time. Can't you folks at least wait until this has had its day in court?! -- 996:
Thanks, Kralizec. But I don't see the sourcing problem here. It sounds like semantics to me. Would you like to take a stab at a rewrite? While the wording seems to be in dispute, I don't think anyone can argue this part of Coughlin's life is not important enough to be included in some form, as it was
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My BLP concerns are on pretty much everything after the first line. As an example, none of the sources mention anything about "illegally altered petition ballots." Likewise the edit states as fact that "Coughlin threatened to sue Scene Magazine if the story was ever published" when in actuality the
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where possible. The paragraph added to the article does not meet NPOV, as it ignores aspects of the suit that implicate parties other than Coughlin. We could work with this, were this the only problem with the edit. Sadly, it is not: The first two reasons preclude our ability to salvage the edit.
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I have just modified a section on : Coughlin's attorney threatened to sue the author of an intended Cleveland Scene article alleging an extra-marital affair. Scene fired the employee, who later filed a wrongly termination suit against the publisher, also naming Coughlin as a defendant. The Coughlin
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Specifically: "A 2008 Cleveland Independent article alleging that Coughlin had an extra-marital affair with a staffer, at times taking her to Ohio State football games using money from his campaign accounts. The article also revealed that the Summit County Sheriff's Office was investigating Coughlin
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Geez. I ignore this page for awhile and everything blows up. Thanks for helping, Shell. My two cents, for what it's worth, is that this is absolutely a big enough deal to put in some form on his page. I understand you can't use an article I wrote for The Independent as a source. And I understand you
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I am sorry if you do not see a problem with this article portraying Renner's unsubstantiated claims about Coughlin as if they were facts, but as per official Knowledge policy on BLPs, this issue is non-negotiable. Additionally I cannot re-write this -or any other- material since I am here solely in
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I've got to agree with JeffBillman here. The current paragraph in the article seriously twists the facts that the papers reported. One glaring example is "Coughlin threatened to sue Scene Magazine if the story was ever published." Only the Beacon even touched on this aspect and rather than saying
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You've said things like "The way I read BLP, this is acceptable." What Kralizec! and I have been trying to explain is that the way you are reading BLP, especially since there are many other policies you need to consider, is not correct. I understand that Knowledge's policies can be very confusing
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Fact: He sued Coughlin over blowback from an article about Coughlin's alleged affair. Coughlin admitted the suit was not defamatory. He admitted in court filings that he would never sue. The way I read BLP, this is acceptable. It is fact and well sourced that these things occurred. You're implying
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In addition: "Coughlin threatened to sue the author, but the author sued him, eventually dropping the charges." The article linked to this statement does not, in fact, report that Coughlin threatened to sue the author. It says that the plaintiff and his attorney accused Coughlin of the threatening
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The sourcing isn't the issue, my dear anonymous editor. The issue is that the information presented, in James' own words, has been presented over and over again by Mr. Renner and a seemingly inexhaustible supply of anonymous IP editors without any real regard for whether or not it's true, without
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does not in any way support the claim that "Renner was fired from Scene Magazine while reporting on a story about Coughlin's alleged affair with a former staffer and allegedly illegally altering petition ballots." That article notes that Coughlin has "challenged petitions filed by 64" people and
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Finally, the last half of the third sentence states that Coughlin was dismissed from the lawsuit "after Coughlin admitted the story in question was not defamatory," which is at best a complete misrepresentation of what the source states: "Earlier this week, Renner's attorney dismissed Coughlin, a
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Come on, James, I know you've been warned about this before. You have a conflict of interest with regards to this article. That alone should be enough, especially since you're suing the subject of the article-- this rule is as much about protecting you as protecting Knowledge! Then we have the
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after Renner was fired by Scene Magazine while reporting on allegations that Coughlin had an extra-marital affair. Coughlin had threatened to sue the paper if it published the report and the management at Scene declined to release the story. Coughlin was dismissed from the lawsuit in August, by
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states that Coughlin "quit his longshot campaign to be Ohio's next governor" and that "he was grateful to again be able to focus full time on his job as a state senator." As such, you cannot claim that Coughlin has "announced his retirement from politics" and attribute it to this source. —
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I'm sorry, did you ignore the part above where it was explained, bit by bit, why your proposed text was completely unacceptable? You may not list allegations as fact and its unlikely that this article requires more than a bare mention of the suit, if it honestly deserves any weight at all.
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I was asked to comment here. Having read the disputed text and the sources, the sources don't support the edit, so if anything is to be added, it would have to be rewritten, at least. The material also shouldn't be added, even if reworded, by any of the parties involved in the dispute.
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Read it. No one is listing the allegations as fact. This is not what BLP is set up for. Renner sued Coughlin. Fact. Renner dismissed Coughlin. Fact. It's a pretty big deal for a guy running for the highest office in Ohio. The major dailies in the state found it newsworthy.
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In the first of the three proposed lines, the statement that "Renner was fired by Scene Magazine while reporting on allegations that Coughlin had an extra-marital affair" is improperly presented as fact, when source #1 clearly shows that it is Renner himself who was
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Coughlin made a threat, it says that James Renner's lawsuit simply alleged such - that's two very different things. While there might be a brief place in the article for the lawsuit, it needs to be written from what the sources actually say, no more, no less.
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and try to force your material in the article. This will only lead to restrictions on your editing. If you have further concerns and would like more opinions than already provided to you on this page, then lets do that. I'd be happy to explain any facet of
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If you actually read the sourced articles, you will find that the lawsuit has been settled. Coughlin was dismissed by Mr. Renner after he admitted that the article was not defamatory and that he never had any intention of suing Renner or Scene magazine.
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covered by both the Beacon Journal and the Dispatch. He dropped out of the race for governor of Ohio during this lawsuit and is retiring from politics. Just a coincidence? The dude also threatened the life of Renner's source, according to this article: (
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that he "is asking the elections board to reconsider seven of the 18" disqualified filings, but it has nothing to do with Renner's lawsuit and nothing to do with the "illegally altering petition ballots" text you added to the article. —
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In light of the excessive number of times that BLP-violations and improperly sourced content have been added to the article, I have revered it back to its pre-dispute state and fully-protected the article for twenty days. If
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As I noted in the previous section, my presense here as an outside, un-involved administrator is to make sure that all parties follow Knowledge policies and guidelines. Re-writing content would make me an involved party. —
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Thank you, Kralizec! As you and other (uninvolved) admins are keeping a closer watch on this article, I am going to take a step back, particularly after an ambiguous, somewhat mysterious, and vaguely threatening message was
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The issue isn't the wording. The issue is that this is an event that merits inclusion in Coughlin's article. If you don't agree with the wording, change it. Don't just kill it without presenting a solution. That's inane.
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All but the last few words in the second sentence are Renner's claims again improperly presented as fact. Specifically the statement that "Coughlin had threatened to sue the paper if it published the report" is a clear
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Also, your second point is incorrect. That source is the Columbus Dispatch. Not some 'blog'. You are showing biased reasoning and I question your personal motivation. Let's get an unbiased administrator in here.
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by admins who hinted (clearly while assuming bad faith) that I had some kind of hidden agenda in involving myself with this mess. I regret that very much, but my only recourse at this time is to step aside. --
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Kralizec, it's apparent to me you are not even reading the sourced information. The second source is not a personal blog of mine. It is the Columbus Dispatch, the daily newspaper of the Columbus region.
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I am sorry you feel that way, however that does not change the fact that official Knowledge policy specifically prohibits blogs and other self-published sources from being used on BLPs. As
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violation that cannot be made as the source indicates that Renner's "lawsuit contends that Scene bowed to threats of a libel lawsuit from Coughlin if the story were published."
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It appears that attempts to correct this type of violation in the past have been corrected by Wiki administrators. However, the items listed above continue to be an issue.
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allow poorly sourced information to remain in the article whilst we debate its propriety, and the claims made in the article are not clearly sourced by the above source.
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Can an unbiased third party take a look at the sources presented here and help with a neutral edit of the facts surrounding Coughlin's lawsuit and alleged affairs? "
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policies. As an otherwise un-involved admin, I have added the article to my watchlist so that I may more closely monitor the situation and react accordingly. —
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Sticking with the Beacon Journal article for this seems to provide an actual source and keeps the facts accurate. This message was posted before February 2018.
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for allegedly altering petition ballots " Clicking the citation reveals that no such source exists. This should be removed and blocked from being re-published.
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The first line states that Coughlin was also sued for "illegally altering petition ballots." This claim is not substantiated by any of the listed sources.
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The final line also indicates that Coughlin "announced his retirement from politics" but this is not supported by either of the Beacon Journal articles.
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The protection level on the article has been dropped from full to semi. Please note that as this issue has already been to AN/I twice and BLP/N once,
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I kindly ask that the article be stubbed so that it can be rebuilt in a very NPOV way using only WP:RS. I would be happy to begin this process.
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I added an article from the Plain Dealer that backs up the claim that Coughlin has no plans to continue in politics following his senate term. "
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legal action. Big difference and not portrayed factually on the Wiki page. Again,, this should be removed and blocked from being republished.
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In reviewing the lines in question and comparing them with the listed sources, I have to agree with JeffBillman`s grave BLP concerns. The
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This entire article is a POV mess. Did Mr. Coughlin's campaign staff write this? Where are the reliable sources for all of the claims?
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Kevin Coughlin. Over the years there appears to have been a war of insertion and deletion of un-sourced BLP-violating text on this page.
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Agreed with WTWAG. I might suggest stubbing the article and rebuilding it, while strictly adhering to NPOV and relying upon only WP:RS.
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My apologies on the Tallmadge Express link. It actually should have been linked to this article, which appeared in the Beacon Journal: "
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I have just modified a section on to change author to publisher and include Coughlin's response to the allegation from the article.
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about the various claims or allegations that have been made about Coughlin by every Tom, Dick, and Harry who have ever sued Coughlin.
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I agree, Renner shouldn't be the one to write the entry. But it looks like something should be mentioned. Who wants to step up? "
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How is it poorly sourced? It's sourced by the same daily paper that is used as a source in other sections of the page.
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with any source). Unless you have a reliable third-party source making this claim, it cannot appear in the article.
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The altering of petition ballots has been confirmed by another source as well, and is cited in the main page now. "
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By all means. Here's another source that backs up those claims of Coughlin dropping out of politics.
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How about this, with the three sourced articles: In June, 2009, Coughlin was sued by journalist
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I've edited the main article. It is now unbiased and well-sourced. I think we can move on. "
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he was unjustly fired over his unpublished story" (emphasis mine). While Renner's personal
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I have no problems with the three sources that were initially offered. (Two from the
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Correct. Now, can you explain why what you added says more than those two "facts"?
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Concur, make this a very stubby stub, then rigorously keep to a "no generally
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Renner, after Coughlin admitted the story in question was not defamatory. "
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Here's the original article that lead to Renner's firing and the lawsuit:
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Here's a well-sourced blog entry about Coughlin's spin in the media.
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