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Proposed deletion of David Walsh (psychologist)


The article David Walsh (psychologist) has been proposed for deletion&#32;because of the following concern: "Article doesn't meet notability standards for people (WP:NBIO) and is of questionable neutrality. All sources are self-published, as Dave Walsh is the co-founder of the 'Spark & Stitch Institute', and the only other source is a presumably self-written huffpost authors page. I couldn't find any independent sources with anything more than a passing mention. The article also has a history of edits of questionable neutrality and possible COI."

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