Talk:David Burchell
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[edit]The subject is a regular columinist for The Australian. His columns are read by millions of Australians. For that reason he is notable. Apollo1986 13 June 2010 8.38pm Australian time.
"with weekday sales of 135,000 and Saturday sales of 305,000" The Australian is probably not getting him millions of readers. Still notable, but not very much so.Schoenheit von Vogelsang (talk) 08:53, 24 November 2010 (UTC)
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[edit]None of the references provided justify, or in any way address, the statement: "His columns for The Australian are poetic and have a philosophical tone." I am, in fact, unclear what a "philosophical tone" is. The rest of the statements in the paragraph, to the extent that they are supported by the references at all, are original research. I am willing to grant that my previous edit is no more justified by the links provided, though it is closer to being in neutral language. Therefore, unless someone cares to provide any good reason to the contrary, I'm going to delete the whole thing, since it's not justified by the given evidence, and is otherwise just praise devoid of objectively verifiable, factual material.Schoenheit von Vogelsang (talk) 10:42, 26 November 2010 (UTC)