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Latest comment: 3 months ago2 comments2 people in discussion
@Ldm1954: I don't understand the 3rd party tag. All the sources seem independent when balanced against the word "excessively". We've tagged that she is a professor, and her job title as unsourced (fine, lets delete that too). She is quoted at a leading meeting on AI organised by the Maryland government and that has been deleted too. I believe this would have been my 3,000 article about a woman. I'll leave this. Do ping me if anyone wants to improve this article. Victuallers (talk) 07:41, 7 April 2026 (UTC)Reply
Sources from her employer are affiliated, it is better to have more independent ones. She is an academic, and those are handled differently. For instance a local state meeting is not a great source for calling her an expert. We also do not normally include routine material such as giving local talks. I did not tag her for notability, I gave her the benefit of the doubt; she works in a very high citation area and many of her papers are large team efforsts which we discount for academics.
