User talk:Monnol34

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Nobel Peace Prize nomination of Paul R. Williams (professor)
Nobel Peace Prize nominations are very easy to make. Someone from a very wide group of eligible people writes a letter to the committee. Done. This nomination in particular has been attributed to "A prosecutor and six governments." Which prosecutor? Which members of which six governments? I've looked and come up with nothing. The Nobel Peace Prize committee itself keeps nominations secret and requests that the nominators do so as well. Claiming Nobel Peace Prize nominations is a common form by which people can manufacturer an appearance of notability (I'm not saying that what's happening here), so we need to be extra careful about including them in articles. If no more information about the nomination is forthcoming, the mention has to go. - Richfife (talk) 17:44, 29 September 2014 (UTC)