Talk:Aiden Shaw

Initial
See proposed re-write at Aiden Shaw/Temp. Zeromacnoo 21:34, 4 October 2005 (UTC)

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Clean-up!

 * The references in this article do not cite the text they merely establish that Brighton College exists and that there was a fictitional character on HBO's "Sex and the City" called Aiden Shaw. This needs numerous citations to be properly verified as well as aditional references for all the text.  Also, is the subject notable for some reason?  Fuzzyred 23:35, 7 October 2007 (UTC)


 * Unfortunatley Fuzzyred, I have recently dealt with this issue. It seems that someone pushed to have this stuss entered into the WP:PORNBIO. If you look at the guideline, it says as long as these trash sites can show that they have won some form of award, they are considered notable and entitled to an article. I do not in anyway agree with that! I also do not feel that these people should be granted the right to advertise their escort services or to hock porn sites and videos for sale. But it seems to get by everytime. It is very disappointing. Junebug52 01:37, 8 October 2007 (UTC)
 * God only knows what trash you get up to in your own private time. There's much more trash on here before starting to worry about porn stars. They do no harm to anybody, if you watch their movies it's because you're into them. If you're not, you have no business reading, writing, watching or judging them. Dollvalley (talk) 00:07, 5 June 2011 (UTC)

section blanking
There appears to be a problem with certain editors deleting details and even blanking entire sections of this article in relation to Aiden Shaw's career as a porn star. One of the editors (User:New man already) claims to be Aiden Shaw himself, though this is obviously unverified. Regardless, it is a breach of WP:WELLKNOWN to remove details from an article that are adequately sourced. Doing so can be construed as deliberate vandalism. Wikipedia is not here to make Aiden Shaw look good or to promote him, it is merely here to tell people who he is and what he is famous for. He is most famous for being a gay porn star, but he has also written books and recorded music. Furthermore, if the user mentioned above is indeed Aiden Shaw, then editing the article is a breach of WP:COI, especially if whole sections are being removed. Please confirm this with Wikipedia's managing administrators before making further changes to the article. 88.104.27.100 (talk) 19:29, 3 June 2012 (UTC)

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