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Questions about Andrew Wyatt & other issues with the article[edit]
Why is he referred to in the past tense? is he deceased? if so, shouldn't that be stated? However, is it because he is no longer part of the organization? The article mentions him being a controversial figure but gives no details as to why. Shouldn't there be a brief line or tow describing WHY he was considered both charismatic AND controversial? what group or person spoke out about him being a controversial figure? Such things should be noted. Also what actions did he take or positions did he hold that made him seem controversial? All of this is important information in an article about a Reptile and Snake owner lobbying organization. What laws did he propose or oppose through USARK? There is so much more that could be added to the article but we can begin the improvement with citations of the statements offered as facts. Thanks!LiPollis (talk) 04:05, 15 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]
He is no longer with the organization. However, there may be issues with verifiability and lack of reliable sources, or questionable sources, to include much of that information. EricRoscoe (talk) 06:30, 5 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]
