Talk:Jenny Huston/Archive 1

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BetacommandBot 23:18, 13 September 2007 (UTC)

Massive reonvations

Rationale: 'Hudsonj's edits where farical in the extreame; even with those removed there where many completely unverifiable claims that this disc jockey was some sort of Godsend to music in Ireland. Trivial things where ham-fistedly put into the article ('when there was no recyling in Ireland') in the opening line in her biograpghy section. Unencyclpeadic; with references to her 'mum' in personal life section. 'Style' section an excue for more fawning over her by here, this is more substaniated by the fact the article has been mostly made by one person, who is so protective and involved in the article that they placed a guady notificatio on the talk page, even though there would be no requirement in notifying a page creator about their page being deleted; once something is put on Wikipeadia it's open source and free to be edited by anyone. The creator is too personally attached to the subject and cannot be effectively objective, and that's why I have taken the action I have. Finally, the article intro read like a play-by-play of non-notable events, with a weighted focus on 2006, apparently written contemptarily with the events themselves. 194.165.183.42 (talk) 23:42, 31 December 2008 (UTC)