Talk:Paige Williams (author)

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Any Thelma, Dick or Harriet can come to Wikipedia and claim to be a representative of the subject of an article, so must go to WP:OTRS and verify their identity and their relationship to the subject. However, once they do so, they cannot then edit the article, as they have a clear and obvious WP:COI in regard to the subject. They can only make suggestions on the talk page and allow other editors to evaluate them and put them into the article if they choose.Further, the idea that because a photo was taken in a book store, which is private property, it is not a freely usable image is completely incorrect. If the event at which Paige Williams was speaking was an open and public event at which photography was allowed, then she -- a public figure -- has no personality rights concerning the photo, and no right to control the photographs taken of her at that event.For these reasons, I have restored the photograph to the article. Beyond My Ken (talk) 04:54, 20 October 2018 (UTC)

Differing subtitles
The subtitle of The Dinosaur Artist varies between prints, with the more recent one being "Obsession, Science, and the Global Quest for Fossils" and the earlier being "obsession, betrayal and the quest for Earth's ultimate trophy". What's the protocol for listing one vs the other? Procyonidae (talk) 05:22, 3 September 2020 (UTC)