Talk:Richard Plunz

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Tags[edit]

An editor just tried to delete the tags on this article, which I have restored.

Third-party sources: the bulk of the substantive information here are sourced to his publishers and employers.
BLP sources tag: at this point, there is a two whole section in the article with zero references, "Academic career" and "Personal life".
Advertisement: among other things, this article currently has praise for his work quoted from his publisher's press release.

This article is in a bad state, and may even have notability problems. In any case, I have restored these three tags, and they should not be removed until the concerns are addressed in a substantive way. --Nat Gertler (talk) 18:02, 21 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]