Talk:Nathan Berg

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This article seems to have serious untrue/flawed statements and needs a complete review
I am a new "editor" mostly working bare links. I've not checked who the original Author(s) is here. This is the first time I've run into something blatantly wrong like this.

I just tried to clear a bare link in the very first paragraph. In doing so, I tried to find the link, eventually finding it at the Wayback machine. Poking around becuase I couldn't verify the claims made via that link, I find (from the Grammy and Juno official sites) that the claims about Grammy and Juno wins and nominations appear untrue/wrong, but I am not 100% confident enough to be sure. I don't know the mechanics of how Grammy's work.

I also looked at nearby years and also don't find a mistake in the dates, he just plain didn't win these awards best I can tell. I did see 1 source says that he did, got the title right.

Ex: This is what I eventually found at official Grammy site: https://www.grammy.com/artists/nathan-berg/892 (says nominated 2 times, not 4, no wins.

I DID NOT check the rest of the article but two of the very first most important claims are untrue, so likely a lot more is also wrong.

I'm not sure what can be done here. I would expect the "best" sites for this information to be the Grammy and JUNO sites, not others. I found 1 citation that had the year wrong as well.