Talk:David T. Fischer

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I am attempting to make a minor edit to Mr. Fischer's bio.

The page's reference to him as an 'automobile salesman' is not accurate as he owns the company and has not personally sold cars in decades. It does not speak to his position in the business community.

I am attempting (made a couple of attempts as I am an editing novice) to change that reference to a description of Mr. Fischer written and published by DBusiness Magazine in Detroit. I attempted to use their line of "business executive, civic leader and philanthropist." In subsequently talking to someone in the 'Help' section, they indicated that that was too long for a link. They suggested 'business executive' which would be acceptable. They also suggested I contact someone here to discuss.

The link to the DBusiness article is here:

Cite error: There are <ref> tags on this page without content in them (see the help page). https://www.dbusiness.com/people/david-t-fischer-of-the-suburban-collection-in-troy-becomes-u-s-ambassador-to-morocco/

Thank you.

Dontanner (talk) 15:05, 26 March 2021 (UTC) '[reply]