[cctalk] Wikipedia (Was: Elliott Algol)

In these cases, did someone roll back your changes? Was discussion added to the Talk tab? I do enough Wikipedia edits that I get to vote on board membership. Or used to. I have only done a few edits in recent years. The trickiest edit has been the page for a woman who was a child actor in the 70s but is now a doctor. The info in her page was wrong (and unattributed) and she hasn't done any interviews in 20 years or described in any media coverage what she has done since leaving the entertainment business. I got her e-mail address and exchanged messages with her. It was completely surreal. We discussed what she wants the general public to know about her now. I asked if she was sure on a few points, e.g., when I thought it might be too specific on where she is now. What is on the page about her is what she felt comfortable with (as of 2019-2020). To get around the "no original research" thing, I added a Talk tab section explaining all of the above and offered to make the email exchanges available (with her contact info redacted). That was 5-6 years ago and no one has edited the page since. If someone has something they think should be in a Wikipedia page and had it removed, I can help get it added to a Talk tab entry at a minimum. On 2/17/25 8:26 AM, David Wise via cctalk wrote: