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| :'''Strong Delete'''. A vanity article which is primarily being maintained by an anon editor who is probably the article subject. Previous editors ] and ] (both blocked as a sockpuppets) were most likely the subject as well. ]'s requests for citation were entirely reasonable and the hostile response by ] was uncalled for. Further ]'s use of the Ciampa's own website and blog do not meet the criteria for ]. Finally, Sander's Theater at Harvard is hardly a major concert venue. If everyone who played there and/or self-published a few books had an article in Misplaced Pages, the article load would increase ridiculously.] (]) 02:02, 11 August 2009 (UTC) | :'''Strong Delete'''. A vanity article which is primarily being maintained by an anon editor who is probably the article subject. Previous editors ] and ] (both blocked as a sockpuppets) were most likely the subject as well. ]'s requests for citation were entirely reasonable and the hostile response by ] was uncalled for. Further ]'s use of the Ciampa's own website and blog do not meet the criteria for ]. Finally, Sander's Theater at Harvard is hardly a major concert venue. If everyone who played there and/or self-published a few books had an article in Misplaced Pages, the article load would increase ridiculously.] (]) 02:02, 11 August 2009 (UTC) | ||
| I completely agree that Grover Cleveland's adding {{Citation}} to every other sentence constitutes |
I completely agree that Grover Cleveland's adding {{Citation}} to every other sentence constitutes and ill will in this instance. I don't think there is basis for doubt that Mr. Ciampa is a well-known performer and composer in America and Europe who has played everywhere that the websites say that he has. (By the way, the correct spelling is ], not Stefansdom.) It seems probable that ] and ] are sock puppets who consistently use the same turns of phrase, edit on the same pages, etc. ] (]) 02:15, 11 August 2009 (UTC) | ||
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Vanity article for a non-notable composer/pianist/organist. Only independently verifiable facts about him are a few minor performances in the Boston area. Article has been tagged as needing citations several times over its five year history. Three self-published books do not qualify for notability. Grover cleveland (talk) 19:45, 10 August 2009 (UTC)
Mr. Cleveland is incorrect on many points. "Only independently verifiable facts about him are a few minor performances in the Boston area." Untrue. Most of the facts were easily verifiable on amazon.com, bostonglobe.com, as well as leonardociampa.com and faultbook.blogspot.com. "a few minor performances in the Boston area." Untrue. Major performances have occurred at Sanders Theatre, Harvard University, and important cathedrals in Europe including the Stefansdom in Vienna. All of these facts are easily verifiable on the web. To throw a "citation" tag after practically every sentence, without researching any of it, is a clear case of vandalism. 68.162.214.17 (talk) —Preceding undated comment added 23:56, 10 August 2009 (UTC).
- Strong Delete. A vanity article which is primarily being maintained by an anon editor who is probably the article subject. Previous editors GiovaneScuola2006 and LorenzoPerosi1898 (both blocked as a sockpuppets) were most likely the subject as well. Grover cleveland's requests for citation were entirely reasonable and the hostile response by 68.162.214.17 was uncalled for. Further 68.162.214.17's use of the Ciampa's own website and blog do not meet the criteria for WP:Verifiability. Finally, Sander's Theater at Harvard is hardly a major concert venue. If everyone who played there and/or self-published a few books had an article in Misplaced Pages, the article load would increase ridiculously.THD3 (talk) 02:02, 11 August 2009 (UTC)
I completely agree that Grover Cleveland's adding {{citation}}: Empty citation (help) to every other sentence constitutes vandalism and ill will in this instance. I don't think there is basis for doubt that Mr. Ciampa is a well-known performer and composer in America and Europe who has played everywhere that the websites say that he has. (By the way, the correct spelling is Stephansdom, not Stefansdom.) It seems probable that User:THD3 and User:Grover cleveland are sock puppets who consistently use the same turns of phrase, edit on the same pages, etc. BonGens (talk) 02:15, 11 August 2009 (UTC)