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2256:-- it is. Same for the Washington Post. This articles does not state that Iseman did such and such -- *that* would be inappropriate. Instead it states that reliable sources reported that Iseman did such and such. That is what we as editors are required to do. This article passes the three tests: Verifiable, attributed reliable sources and written in a neutral tone of voice. We can argue the semantics of a "single event" or "relative importance" but this is a notable person with extensive coverage. You could argue "single event" for Paula Jones or Brian McNamee and many other articles but because these weren't "relatively unimportant",
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been under discussion since the original creation of the page, and the last measurement of consensus was concluded with a statement that the existence of this page tends to balance negative connotation which might be drawn from coverage of the controversy on its own page (a page originally created by extraction from this pagespace). Citation has been added after that DRV process, and notability doesn't expire. Unless somebody wants to relist this for AfD, I assert notability. (For my part, I've been a pagewatcher since the first minutes of page creation, and have participated on both sides in previous deletion discussions.)
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paragraphs - way more than Kleppe's) to warrant keeping her biography page even if a new page on the
Controversy is created. Let's recall, that the amount of information we know about Iseman right now is very thin and based on a couple Google searches - more information is sure to be reported in the next couple days. 4) Iseman is still a practicing lobbyist and will likely continue being of interest even after this scandal passes (if it passes). I can see a story ten years from now referencing her.
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doesn't involve Iseman? That would help with my confusion; I just reviewed it and I don't see anything that doesn't involve Iseman, even, if not particularly, the opinions that the original articles should never have been published as it relates to the veracity of the story (something we don't determine, the sources do). What evidence are you referring to?
1941:, so should we merge his article with the Mitchell Report article? John McCain makes her notable, but readers now want to know more about her than just John McCain. That is how I came to this article (or the tiny stub it began as) yesterday. I wanted to know more about the woman that was all over the news aside from the news story.
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figure, as someone who is a registered lobbyist. If subject was a man, and no hanky-panky had been insinuated (as the NYT seems to have done in this case), subject would be notable on the merits, as a registered lobbyist with unexplained close connections to a presidential nominee. That's my position.
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I saw and reverted an insertion this morning and then saw another reverted by another admin I'd notified of my first revert. I went to this trouble because it's likely reliable secondary sources will soon emerge covering the twitter and substack argument between Ms. McCain and Mr. Schmidt. Let's keep
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that we provide fair and balanced descriptions of living people far supersedes your subjective assessment of whether content is "interesting enough for wikipedia", and your attempt to apply a literal interpretation of the policy in a manner manifestly contrary to its purpose. The question of why the
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1) I think the fact that Vicki Iseman has been linked to a scandal involving a presidential nominee (as opposed to someone just running in the primaries) means that we're probably going to be hearing a lot more about her in the months to come. 2) I don't think that
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There are tens of thousands of lobbyists who work in
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I'd oppose a merge with the John McCain presidential campaign, 2008 article, on the grounds everything revealed in the last 24 hours (and mentioned in this pagespace) happened eight years ago, and is in no way a part of this presidential campaign, from a strictly enyclopedic view. Subject is a public
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I don't think anyone suggested this was a vote. This article would not exist if not for the controversy. So would countless other articles, as suggested in the above discussions. That isn't a sufficient reason. All of this article involves Iseman. Could you please indicate what section of the article
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is intended to discourage. This article is not a biography; it is about an event in John McCain's presidential campaign, although it pretends otherwise. Perhaps it would be best if it were moved to a new title, because I have doubts whether a seriously neutral and sufficiently well-referenced article
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is supposed to serve a dual role. One, as an introduction to the article below and two, as a short, independent summary of the important aspects of the article's topic. The current lead has one sentence that says she was born and serves as a lobbyist. Two sentences follow that talk about the John
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been made here. Has the "strong policy reasons to justify keeping this article" standard been applied to all other articles? That's seems to place the burden on justifying not merging. Why? Let me put it this way... by merging the article, what problem would we be solving? By leaving it here, what
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that it isn't a matter of undue weight -- see comments above so I don't repeat them here. Undue weight is not an issue of relative space. Both McCain articles discuss this but with less detail. What exactly are you recommending to be merged? The entire text relating to the controversy? That wouldn't
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Well, this is already covered in both the McCain and the 2008 campaign article although with much less detail. There is *some* meat to her bio, Personal and Career. If we forked off the bulk of the
Controversy into another article that detailed the issue, then we could use the "shortened form" as on
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The McCain-Iseman story has yet to fully unfold, but my initial thoughts are that Vicki Iseman the person is not notable enough to warrant an article. The controversy on the other hand probably does deserve an article. What are people's thoughts on renaming the article to focus on the controversy?
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That's why I initially said that she received her B.S.Ed. from IUP. I note that some, no-doubt well-meaning soul switched this to "B.Sc." and then another well-meaning soul switched it to "B.A." I appreciate the attention, but I continue to maintain that I was right the first time, so I'm going to
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Remember this isn't a vote, folks. We need strong, policy reasons to justify keeping this article as a biography. Would this article exist, for instance, if not for the McCain controversy? If it would, that's a strong argument in favor of not merging. How much of the article is about the person
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I have to object somewhat to the characterization above of this controversy. It was not just one event nor even a romantic liaison alone that forms the basis of her notability. She is also a lobbyist whose clients donated to McCain, and on whose behalf McCain intervened. None of that is gossip or
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Disagree if you mean push all of this text to the campaign article -- already discussed there. Agree to push the detail into an article discussing the controversy while keeping the basic bio info here (presuming she continues to be notable, viz-a-viz Paula Jones). Prefer to wait to see if this even
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The facts as we are aware of them point to no improper conduct by Ms Iseman at all. She seems to have been unfortunate enough to become close to a married senator while working as a lobbyist, causing his aides to express qualms about his fitness to run for high office. Putting a huge section into
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The coats hanging from the rack hide the rack — the nominal subject gets hidden behind the sheer volume of the bias subject. Thus the article, although superficially true, leaves the reader with a thoroughly incorrect understanding of the nominal subject. A coatrack article fails to give a truthful
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isn't a function of relative space in the article, but whether the section has more weight than the subject requires or gives one side of a controversy more weight than is proportional to the verified sources. I would aruge that neither is the case here. I do think you have a stronger argument with
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And I'm of the opinions that other stuff exists, both discussions are connected and the removal of sourced positive information which has endured the scrutiny of several deletion processes does little credit to those involved in the processes. One shouldn't ignore the previous discussions on these
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I have a photo of Vicki Iseman that I took with my own cheap camera in 2002. I posted it into
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Therefore, I would recommend creating a "McCain-Iseman
Scandal" page, but keeping the Vicki Iseman biography page, though paring down the amount of stuff about the controversy on the biography. It would mean having double articles, but I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing, and this is the
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There is no question that she wouldn't have an article if not for this issue. Nor would Paula Jones, as you have pointed out. She has become notable. I recommend not that we push all of this detail into either of the McCain articles (which already include much of the info in condensed form) but to
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Numerous citations demonstrate the subject being covered in multiple reliable sources, some of which predate the NY Times story which prompted attention into her lengthy public lobbying career. Unless I see some significant discussion here, I'm removing the
January tag in 24 hours. Notability has
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I think we should keep the 2 discussions separate; I nominated it for merger (and it's already gone through those 3 things you mention), but we've got that conversation going on over on the other talk page. Here, I'm talking about bringing this article in line with wikipedia standards and all I'm
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To TS: undue weight isn't an issue here -- the controversy involves this much detail. If you would like, you can expand on her bio. To
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That's fine. I stand by my opposition to the merger which, in effect, means deletion of this article. The biographical detail is well sourced independently from the campaign articles. The controversies are well sourced and all relate to Iseman as do the balancing statements that call the NYT and
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It is for us to utilize verified reliable sources. I argue that the article uses just that (after I deleted Huffington Post and Drudge references). It is not up to us to characterize the information as "gossip" -- I added in just that kind of characterizations to the article and referenced them.
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Okay, I'm going to leave off the "astroturfing" wording - while I don't think it can be slotted as OR, it will probably be too controversial for inclusion. However, I must remove the "grassroots" characterization of her activities. Considering the history of powerful lobbying and PR firms and
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In the "lobbying activities" section, Ms. Iseman was credited with "grassroots organizing" on behalf of her clients. I have changed this to "grassroots organizing (arguably astroturfing)" - this edit may be somewhat controversial, but I would say that any "grassroots organizing" by a prominent
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There isn't an article on the event itself. If this event becomes enlarged, then an event article is required. The sources have written extensively about Iseman in the context of her activities with McCain. I don't think this is the appropriate forum for debating whether The New York Times is a
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TS, how is "this article would not exist if not for the McCain controversy" an argument in favor of not merging, much less a strong one? If "notability comes from only X" were a strong argument, it would apply to merging countless Knowledge articles. You also seem dismissive about the strong
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I oppose the merge per Therefore and FailureOfAFriend. I came to Knowledge today looking for an article about Vicki Iseman and I am glad I did not get redirected to a subsection of the John McCain article. Also, I disagree with the argument that Knowledge articles should meet traditional/paper
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Disagree for now unless a more compelling reason can be given now that we've been through both the DRV and the AfD. At minimum, it would have to be a merge to the controversy article not the main campaign page for this to even be reasonable. Therefore's point that this would be much more of a
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insisting that this isn't a case of undue weight?) should be merged as soon as possible to the almost identical section in the article about McCain's 2008 candidacy. Whatever remains can be retained here if it merits being kept. A stub section can be created on this article, referring to the
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The bio info (Personal and Career) come from sources other than the campaign articles. There is already information in both McCain articles. What you are arguing for is for the deletion of the detail. What I argue for is that the detail is appropriate on its own page. Then make the controversy
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I don't know if I agree with the idea that *we* can determine that she lacks culpability as the main source does allege a romantic entanglement and complains of what its sources consider inappropriate behavior -- both personally and by her allegedly leveraging her relationship by promoting her
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Just because I'm sure it will come up, I'll raise the third option of merging the relevant content to the JMC 2008 campaign article. Advantage, the way I see it: It's good to have stories like these in one place, especially when they derive so much of their notability from the parent article.
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I disagree that Tony has adequately made the case for BLP vio. This isn't about one incident at all. It's about a pattern of incidents which occurred many years ago. Therefore merging with the campaign article is totally inappropriate. I'd like a refutation of that assertion before I accept a
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I don't know if it is proper to put this on the talk page, but I wanted to say that this article is shaping up nicely. I had hoped to contribute to building this article last night prior to deletion, as the previous version I came across was a short stub that didn't meet Knowledge standards.
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I'd like to go with that, but I think it might eventually be removed for running to close to "so-called grassroots efforts" or something like that. "Public organizing" is the least tendentious phrase I could think of for the moment. Same idea, but minus the positive (and, IMO, undeserved)
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page get visited, yet he's still clearly notable enough to warrant a page. A lot more people will be searching for information on Iseman than on Kleppe in the months (and I daresay, years) to come. 3) I think that there is enough material about Iseman's background before the scandal (four
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We fully stand behind the article. We continue to believe it to be true and accurate, and that we will prevail. As we said at the time, it was an important piece that raised questions about a presidential contender and the perception that he had been engaged in conflicts of interest.
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The sources relate to the campaign and are not in any sense "biographical". I'd say a paragraph or two on the campaign article is quite sufficient for the moment. IFFFFFF she becomes longer-term notable, we can consider a biography at a later date, if real biographical sources become
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is bias. However, I agree with your statement of facts (but I'll leave it to the sources to judge her culpability). I encourage, because I believe there is consensus, that a) this article should be renamed (to what needs to be discussed), b) Vicki Iseman redirected. Thoughts?
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saying is that her high school activities have no business being on wikipedia. Even if she were to reappear in the news, her high school information would still be irrelevant. The pages of legitimately famous people don't go into as much useless detail as this page does.
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My main problem with this article is that your "well-sourced favorable information" is not notable enough for inclusion in an encyclopedia, and even if the merger isn't made, almost all of it should be removed. As for the merger; that discussion is taking place over at
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place it in its own article. Or wait for several days and see if this dies out. If it does, then delete this article and the McCain articles will evolve accordingly. If not, then I believe forking to its own article with a mention here would be appropriate. Thoughts?
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would result in the elimination of our well-sourced favorable information concerning Vicki Iseman, and the treatment of Iseman only in the context of the controversy in which she was involved, thereby creating the very sort of negatively biased coverage that our
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I've already remarked on the relative sizes involved--five kilobytes on the person and six kilobytes on the controversy. Moreover it's of far more relevance to the McCain campaign than it is to her. She's a lobbyist, he's an elected public representative.
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Gee, where have you been the last 20 years (Gary Hart onward)? ;) I don't consider the sources tabloids and they raise ethical issues. It is not for us to "determine" this is "tabloid", "gossip", etc. This is a very notable news item. Go to Google News.
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To be clear: editors aren't looking to merge the information from this article into another (both McCain articles include a sub-set of the information) but want to delete this page. Consensus is the backbone of Knowledge and it has not been reached.
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Naturally, no one is "in charge". I believe consensus is evolving (see above section) that this should be about the current event itself rather than a bio. In this case, if consensus does come to this conclusion, Newsroom would do the tinkering.
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I have rephrased the lead because it gave the false impression, by use of quote marks, that the New York Times used the words "improper relationship". I've searched all four pages of the cited article and have found no trace of those words.
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Agreed. The article did need some additional information, but the stated reason for deletion that Iseman is not notable enough is suspect. Someone on the front page of NewYorkTimes.com and Drudge Report has a pretty good claim to notability.
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I hope that it doesn't appear that I'm fighting here. I countered the justification of GTL with the actual text of SEEALSO which supports its inclusion since "common sense" would dictate that is a typical and expected "See also".
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This isn't a prohibition against repeating links that would provide license to an editor to automatically delete the link but instead defers to their editorial judgment. In this case, the "See also" is clearly relevant. Thoughts?
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I think the article is mostly a rehash of items already on the John McCain page and really either needs to be deleted/merged with the appropriate section of McCain's page or with a page decribing the current event itself. Thanks
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When a person is associated with only one event, such as for a particular relatively unimportant crime or for standing for governmental election, consideration needs to be given to the need to create a standalone article on the
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I disagree with the rapid deletion of this page. I was just writing on this talk page when that happened. Speedy deletion was too fast. This article might have a regular article for deletion candidate. I fail to see how the
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I don't think you've really offered much of a rationale for undoing my edits. If you read the wiki policy I cited, I don't see how you can reconcile that policy with the continued presence of Iseman's high school activites
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tagged the article with a coatrack template saying, it was the "very definition" of a coatrack. I disagree. One element of a coatrack article is bias. I don't see the bias in the article which uses sources that, unlike
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in a balanced manner, and should not be used to justify adding unencyclopedic material. Please respond over on the other talk page. There is no consensus over there, so I'm going to undo your removal of the merge
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I don't agree with this decision. This article has been carefully referenced by very reliable sources. The amount of detail is more appropriate here than on the McCain page which links to this page. Thoughts?
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I would respectfully suggest that the previous discussions were inconclusive, and that the failure to reach consensus 4 months ago is not a good enough reason for keeping in place blatantly unencyclopedic
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article. However, one caveat: this may easily go away after this weekend's news cycle and all this effort may then best be reversed. If this does not have legs, then it shouldn't have this kind of detail.
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After thinking about it some, I'd favor this option. At this point, the story has a big "so what" factor to it, in that it raises a couple of thinly sourced allegations and rehashes a bunch of old stuff.
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Knowledge is devoted to stating facts in the sense described above. Therefore, where we want to discuss an opinion, we attribute the opinion to someone and discuss the fact that they have this opinion.
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While the Alcalde and Fay biography claims that Iseman has a "B.A." in Elementary Education, a quick check of the Indiana University of Pennsylvania's Professional Studies in Education Department's
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section on this page a mention with a link to the main article. The biographical material (Personal and Career) does add substance and background that wouldn't be appropriate on the campaign page.
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Someone "in charge" needs to decide whether this is a biography or a current event as the article starts as a biography of someone that without the "current event" element would be non-notable.
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Should it be merged in the article about the 2008 candidacy or the 2000 candidacy? The reports came out during this election, but are based on events that took place during the 2000 election.
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This entry should be relabelled as McCain Iseman connection or something other than a biography of Vicki Iseman. It currently deals almost exclusively with the recent article from the NYT.
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I know I will get reverted if I remove the second and third sentences of the lead or if I add material about the controversy into the article, so how do we fix this, or do we even fix it?
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can be written about the person herself. (This is a typical problem with articles about people known only for political scandals, though not limited to Republicans: see, for example,
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and no attempt was to add a summary statement to the body. I have no problem with you adding in a section about the controversy so that the lede isn't the sole source of the info.
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Some time has passed since this story broke. Slightly less time has passed since any wikipedia editors took a real interest in this article, so I've decided to
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That photo is awful and extremely unflattering. No disrespect meant, Priorart, but the quality on that photo makes it probably unsuitable for encyclopedic use.
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and how much of it is about something else? If most of it is about the person then that's also a strong reason not to merge. But we do need evidence, too. --
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On the other hand, I do believe the article should be renamed as the salient subject here is the controversy and not the bio. See above discussions. Thoughts?
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