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2096: 3741:'In March 2014, The Indianapolis Star described Green as having, "an underground career that's rolling toward the mainstream".' Do we need this? It seems odd to describe Green as having an underground career at a point two years after he's released one of the best-selling books in history, and the comment doesn't seem integrated into the rest of the paragraph. It's followed up with "The profound success of the book and the movie further hurled Green into mainstream culture", in the next paragraph, but again this seems odd to me. Perhaps if we keep it it could be better explained? And "hurled" is not an encyclopedic way to say it, if we do keep it. 3991:"Despite the difficulties, he finished and submitted the first draft to his editor Julie Strauss-Gabel, before editing the book together for another year": "together" is syntactically stranded. How about "He eventually submitted a draft, and he and Strauss-Gabel then worked on the book together for another year"? We don't need "finished" as it's evident from the fact that he submitted it, and Strauss-Gabel's been introduced as his editor twice already. I also think we can cut "Despite the difficulties" -- the difficulties have already been described, and "eventually" connects the thoughts. 3945:"He had previously been a contributing writer for the magazine for a period in the mid-2000s and had co-edited the book Mental Floss: Scatterbrained, to which his brother Hank had also contributed." This has already been mentioned; here we just need to remind readers. Perhaps "From 2013 to 2018, Green was one of the hosts of the YouTube channel for the magazine Mental Floss, for whom he had worked when in New York"? And then "A new format, titled Scatterbrained, named after one of the books he had written for Mental Floss" would remind the readers of the book's title. 1802: 5119: 794: 773: 1036: 1009: 307: 426: 1617: 4568: 489: 479: 458: 1046: 1139: 603: 1539: 1208: 1328: 891: 1187: 3050:. Given the clearly defined editorial oversight you mentioned, as well as their purported dedication to "the truth in our writing, making public corrections when we get something wrong, and always clearly communicating when we partner with brands," I don't see any reason to doubt its reliability, especially for the uncontroversial information it is cited for (Pizzamas and the Project 4 Awesome's donation amount). -- 32: 2267:
their overwhelming positive reception and impact on the young adult sphere. Perhaps a section on the awards he’s received and expanded retrospective evaluations of his work. I don’t want to come across as a bad faith fan trying to push a narrative here (I’ve never read any of his books) but most reputable sources give him a positive reception, and this article presents him as much more polarizing than necessary.
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to the original. However, since Pizza John is based off a photo/screenshot of a video that John took of himself (in all likelihood), was John's face adequately transformed to constitute a separate copyright from John's photo? Cause if John holds the copyright to both, then he has definitely released it through that CC notice on the YouTube video. --
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all the details are sourced -- the source just says "with Hank and John adding additional videos into their upload schedule" which doesn't necessarily mean "every weekday", and there's no mention of stickers. I think the fan art mention just refers to Pizza John, but as written it sounds as if there are other kinds of fan art being sold.
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Hmmm... That's a good question worth looking into. That definitely falls outside of my expertise. I have reached out to the original Pizza John creator, since this is faithful enough to that original that they would still presumably hold the copyright to this design as well if they hold the copyright
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I think using that picture definitely makes sense, since we have it ready, so I would go for either ALT0 or ALT3. You met all the criteria, although I must address that I've slightly edited the paragraph about Pizzamas by myself, so now it should be clearer that the initiative contributes towards the
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FNs 9, 95, and 96 cite 'Green had initially been hesitant to sell the movie rights for the book, saying, "I'd had some unhappy experiences before, and I didn't want a movie I didn't like being made from a book that's so important to me. This book frankly is more important to me than my other books."'
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The cited article states "by uploading YouTube videos to one another every weekday, just like they did when they launched their vlogbrothers YouTube channel in 2007." However, stickers are not one of the mentioned forms of merch. I fixed that to match the source, and specified that the fan art was of
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FN 106 cites " In 2014, John and Hank began uploading videos to Vlogbrothers every weekday for two weeks during Pizzamas, and began selling more varied merchandise, including fan art printed on blankets, stickers, and pizza-scented air fresheners, with all the proceeds being donated to charity." Not
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FN 51 cites "During that year, the brothers gained a large following during the early years of YouTube, especially after Hank's video "Accio Deathly Hallows" was featured on the front page of YouTube." Verified, but now I read the sentence again you don't need both "During that year" and "during the
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also supports the author being the primary reason people type "John Green" into the search box. The first chart shows people not directly searching or coming from outside Knowledge are frequently coming from other John Green pages and that the vast majority of people who make it to the disambiguation
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It was a bit more than just a social media spat, and the sources listed (including the one I just added) show this (USA Today, Slate). It was covered in sources like the Daily Mail (not reliable, just showing notability) and became a large part of his life at the time. Regardless, the section is well
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FN 155 cites "In May 2018, Green was interviewed by then-quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts Andrew Luck after Turtles All the Way Down was named a selection for the Andrew Luck Book Club. They discussed the book and their relationships with anxiety and stress for the event that promoted the PBS
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FN 118 cites "At the end of 2018, Complexly partnered with WNYC Studios to bring all of their podcasts, including The Anthropocene Reviewed, to the distributor." The source doesn't actually mention Complexly directly. In theory this could have been arranged other than via Complexly so I think this
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FN 181 cites "The coffee is ethically sourced from Colombia via the brothers' sourcing partner Sucafina. The beans are then roasted in St. Louis, Missouri and distributed through DFTBA's fulfillment center in Missoula, Montana." The second sentence does not appear to be covered by this -- or is it
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The article is quite long. I'm not seeing a lot of things that can be cut so far, but I think perhaps some of the material about Project Awesome could be trimmed a little -- there's a separate article about it, after all. I'm thinking mostly of the second and third paragraphs of the "Online video
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For GA it doesn't matter at all; I would probably leave it as is. If you decide to take the article to FAC, you might seek another opinion. If I were doing the source review at FAC I would certainly ask about it, but I'd have to think about whether I would ask for a change. I have certainly seen
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Sounds good. I will go through these sources and see what I can dig up. In terms of the "primary sources", since they need to be used with intention and care in BLPs, I wanted to separate them out for clarity/thoroughness. In terms of the NYT Best Seller, my thought was that the list is the primary
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I agree. I have been majorly overhauling this article for the past couple weeks, and haven't had the opportunity to expand this section. I think the current discussion on sexism in literature is fairly off-topic, but worth having something small about. I will reduce that section, and it will become
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I have not heard about the Tumblr thing outside of , but having read it, I'm doubtful as to whether it is noteworthy enough for inclusion. Given that the article deals mainly with major works and projects written and undertaken by this individual, a social media spat concerning "a Tumblr post from
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FN 235 cites 'Looking for Alaska was named the most challenged book of 2015 by the American Library Association, with some people complaining about the book's "offensive language" and "sexually explicit descriptions".' Verified; very similar phrasing to the source but there's not much you can do
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Instead of focusing on legitimate critical response, the section seems to get sidetracked on blogposts complaining about questionable instances of systemic sexism. I think this response is (barely) noteworthy, but should not take up half of the section when John Green’s books are most notable for
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Under the vlogbrothers section of the article, add: “John Green is also responsible for naming Wallet Island on the White River, a cool place that is only land part of the time, has a seating area, and one may find expired beer. He named the island because he once found a wallet there. The island
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There are several minor inaccuracies in the above. I'll wait for you to fix these, and then do another pass. Passing the spotcheck is a must, so if you think there might be other slight inaccuracies in the sourcing you might want to go through and check before asking me to make another pass.
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Again looking for little bits to cut, as the article is so long: perhaps drop the sentence "The trade paperback version of The Fault in Our Stars was the top selling novel of the year on Publishers Weekly's annual list, with the movie tie-in and hardcover versions also appearing on the list at
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I cut the first sentence, I agree it's superfluous. The second I rephrased, and slightly expanded using the WSJ article it cites. My goal with both of those sentences were to match the sources animated descriptions (which uses phrases like "mega stardom") in an encyclopedic way. Hopefully the
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user 'virjn'" seems largely insignificant; I've been unable to find mention of this incident outside of a few disreputable news outlets and Reddit. Does anyone object to removing the paragraph? Its inclusion does seem well-intentioned, it just seems like a very minor thing to mention.
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Makes sense. I felt it was helpful for editors and readers understanding, but it is a bit unique/unusual for the application. I'll leave it as is for now as you suggest; they could easily be recombined at a later date if the separation was seen as detrimental or overly complicated.
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to entail a new copyright? Or is it derivative enough such that the blanket CC release of all Vlogbrothers videos by the Green brothers covers Pizza John? If it is derivative, then the only hitch is that the video is not tagged as Creative Commons due to technical limitations, but
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The infobox on this article deliberately shows Green's spouse's name as "Sarah Urist" rather than "Sarah Urist Green" which is the title of her article. Shouldn't her surname be shown as Green in the infobox since she changed it when they were married? Tagging
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FN 248 cites "That month, Teresa Jacobs, the mayor of Orange County, Florida, declared that July 17 would also be John Green Day." Should be July 24? The source is dated July 23, so I think this has to be the following Friday, not the prior one. Otherwise
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Oh, yes. What the sum should have said is something completely different - "rise to fame is fine without 'rapid'". The original editsum was overruled since for some reason the system auto-filled in that one (because of hovering the cursor over it briefly).
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I've always thought primary article prominence is a good idea, since it benefits our readers who are clearly searching the name for this article in particular. So long as we have a disambig link at the top of this article afterwards, that should work fine.
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John's new book "The Anthropocene Reviewed" is a book of essays. As can be seen here: his book is described as a "collection of personal essays". It would be accurate therefore to call him an essayist, which should be added to his introductory sentence.
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The born field currently reads that John Green was born in Indianapolis although this is where he currently lives as to my knowledge he was not born there as he grew up in Orlando. I don’t know for certain where he was born but it wasn’t Indianapolis.
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Is there any record of his short story collection? I can’t find anything online that isn’t seemingly copied from this article. If there is a reliable source for it, then problem solved, obviously, but if not, I have my doubts as to its existence.
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FNs 38 & 39 cite "Set in Chicago, the novel is about an extremely intelligent but depressed 17-year-old boy who is constantly dating (and being dumped by) girls named Katherine." I don't see support for "depressed" or "17-year-old".
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and is being used here to back up the exact timeline and order of events regarding Green's time as a Chaplain as reported by both Goldstein and the accompanying interview with John Green. I feel comfortable keeping this one.
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Sounds good, I really like both of those hooks, so I'll let others decided between the two. Thanks for fixing the lack of clarity in that Pizzamas paragraph. And you're correct, I still got a couple freebies left to go!
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I'm not surprised that he declined. Why would he allow the commercial use of the design just for a 24-hour (or shorter) exposure on Knowledge Main Page... We'll probably have to feature the hook without any pic.
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The presumed copyright holder has decided not to release Pizza John to CC. So that leaves one other option for this being a non-copyrighted work: Is the "Pizza John" design adequately transformative from
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Good catch. Complexly is the parent for the podcasts (the video in the article shows Complexly and WNYC's logos in the end card). But that isn't explicitly stated as you mention. I was thinking of adding
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is the clear primary topic among John Green's. His average of 1662 views/day is unrivaled by any other listing on the disambiguation page, with the next John Green who uses a parenthetical disambiguator,
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This information was cited to BI which I cut yesterday. I didn't notice it wasn't in the Indy Star article, sorry about that. In the continued effort of paring down the article, I will cut that sentence
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Some of the material in the "Books" section could perhaps be cut -- the review comments belong more in the book articles, and the reader is already well aware by this point in the article how successful
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I cut some of the excess detail, hopefully that helps. I do think that the book being the top selling book of the year (especially 2 years after it's release) is notable enough to necessitate inclusion.
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I haven't received a response yet. I uploaded a version without the questionable copyrighted material, hopefully that would be an acceptable alternative if we decide the other needs to be removed. --
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OK for GA, but I think more evidence of reliability might be needed if you were to take this to FAC. Showing that they are treated as a reliable source by other media channels would work.
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I'm not sure why you're choosing to completely ignore pageviews. But even regardless of pageviews, the number of people clicking through to various John Greens is important. Data from
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Given that the essays were written for a podcast and published in a book, I think it's far more accurate to call John an author and a podcaster. Those who have been called essayists (
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source for a book being a best seller, versus another new organization mentioning it became a NYT Best Seller. What are your thoughts on retaining or getting rid of the separation?
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Gotcha. After looking at the sources, the "rapid" aspect of his rise to fame is mentioned often, especially within the context of his 2012-2016 era when he shifted the YA market:
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numbers eight and nine respectively". That information can be more naturally covered in the article on the book, and it's already clear to the reader how successful the book is.
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Has really no one thought about the Tumblr thing? I am not explaining it here. If you know about it, I'm sure you understand but If you dont, get ready for a lot of cuss words
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which shows Anthropocene as a coproduction of Complexly and WNYC (as stated in the podcasts themselves at the time), but thought it best to just match the existing source.--
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more proportionate once I (or anyone) adds more of the overwhelmingly positive reception he has received across his career. Also, you can find all his awards in the section
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one MF source with an NPR piece on Ransom Riggs and an interview by the Kenyon Collegian with Riggs. I removed the other one entirely because it was already well cited.--
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from the two hooks that don't mention Pizza John. Probably not worth including a picture (or at least worth including a different picture) if ALT1 or 2 are used. --
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I'm not sure what the separate "primary sources" section is intended to cover -- some of these are not primary sources -- the NYT bestseller list, for example.
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also later became an official place on Google Maps. The video in which Wallet Island is mentioned appeared on the vlogbrothers YouTube page on June 16, 2020.”
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Green has stated that he has 2 Irish Great Grandfathers. Play below youtube video from 1 min 42 secs onwards. Migration: Crash Course European History #29
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FN 105 cites "Just over a year after the first film's release, an adaptation of Paper Towns was released, starring Cara Delevingne and Nat Wolff." Verified.
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and they are mostly mentioned for each book in the Career section, though it might be worth giving them a passing mention in the reception section as well.
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in how I present myself. For instance, I would never write about Hank on my website; he can start his own web site if he wants that free promo. I know
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What makes the following reliable sources? To be clear, I'm not saying these are definitely unreliable, just that I need to see evidence that they
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FN 146 cites "In September 2015, Green announced that he would be taking a break from social media to focus on writing his next book." Verified.
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also only returns results on the author. He has had a sustained career of success in multiple fields and is listed as a Level 5 Vital Article.
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I am reaching out to the copyright holder asking if they'd be willing to release the image into CC. I will provide any updates from them. --
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merch design was intentionally released under the same license without a non-commercial restriction. Is that something to make hay out of?
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FN ai cites "The Life's Library project ended in March 2022 and the discussion Discord was archived." I don't see support for "archived".
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I think FN44, themarysue.com, is marginally reliable. It looks like you have other sources for the same material; do you need this?
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goodgoodgood.co -- they do appear to have an editorial staff, but the author of the article cited is not listed as a staff member.
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good to go without the image, although the one in the infobox is available and could be used if a DYK promoter chooses to do so.
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which is very on-brand. Now, you could've learned a lot of that stuff from my personal website, but then again, I have a certain
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I'm not seeing where it says it's a newspaper -- am I missing it? You do have five cites on that sentence; is this one needed?
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Department seems to be correct, it's not clear why ministry was used instead. I changed it to match the linked page, thanks.
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voices.media -- looks like a group of freelancers. I can't tell if they have corporate backing, but maybe I'm missing it.
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OK. I'd be more comfortable if they had some indication on their website of editorial oversight but I think this passes.
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FN 100 cites "Green filmed a cameo role for the movie that was not included in the final cut of the film". Verified.
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for an example. But as I said, this is not part of the GA criteria so no worries if you'd prefer to leave them in.
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as well as one "of the smartest people in journalism and media". Do you think those would hold ground as a FAC?--
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Please change "Ministry of Health in the Philippines" to "Department of Health in the Philippines". Thank you.
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I don't think it would – the designer has to release the design under a compatible Creative Commons license.
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to use the photo in this context. Not sure if that clears us, or enforces it as a copyrighted work of art! --
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The ones you've left in are fine for what they're used for, except FN 184 -- can that be eliminated too?
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Sorry, I should have done a better job listing which footnotes use which sources. FN 264 also uses it.
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FN 191 cites "In January 2019, it was announced that Hannah Marks would direct the movie." Verified.
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FN 68 cites "The convention was a success, leading to it becoming an annual event." Verified.
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refers to it as such, but point well taken, it's certainly unnecessary for this purpose.
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I believe you are correct. I thought it was the standard to use maiden name, but per
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Thanks for the WaPo and NYT - I no longer have any issue with including it again.
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this nomination, if it is successful, until the hook appears on the Main Page.
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Looks like a corrupted citation at the start of the "Online ventures" section.
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well, let's wait for a response for now. I really do like the first picture.
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by selling shirts with an image of his mustachioed face called "Pizza John"?
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I'm copyediting as I read through; please revert anything you disagree with.
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has "rapid" in it. Did you intend to change it to not match the GA version?
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by selling coffee, socks, and shirts with an image of his mustachioed face?
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Cut this entirely while cutting the excessive review quotes you mentioned.--
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sourced, though it could stand to be a little shorter perhaps. --
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The spotchecks above all look good now. Second pass below.
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