Talk:Ethan Nichtern
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Posting proposed rewrite for review to resolve copyvio and BLP concerns.
[edit]Hello, editors: I have prepared a complete, fully sourced rewrite of this article to address the prior copyvio problems noted on the Talk page and the longstanding BLP sourcing concerns. The current version includes outdated references (mostly pre-2016) and was previously flagged for closely paraphrased material from the subject’s website.
My draft rewrite uses only independent, reliable, secondary sources (e.g., The New York Times, NPR, CNN, Vogue, Yahoo/ABC News, Lion’s Roar, The Tattooed Buddha) and removes all problematic phrasing or unsourced content. It also updates the bibliography and cites recent media coverage, including discussion of Confidence (2024) in independent outlets and a 2024 interview on the 10% Happier platform.
You can review the proposed revision here: User:bookreadercp/sandbox/EthanNichtern
If editors agree the rewrite resolves the sourcing and copyvio issues, I would appreciate assistance in moving it into the main article.
Thank you for your time and review. BookReadercp (talk) 22:31, 24 November 2025 (UTC)