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Apple Records discography – Needs British LPs and singles, and US LPs. Needs restructuring. I'd propose using the Brit catalog as the basis, and having only those releases which are different in the US section. This might not be practical, however, if the cat. no.s are different (they are for the singles, not sure for the albums). Blue links need to be checked for and, if they aren't already, added to Category:Apple Records singles or Category:Apple Records albums, and the same for The Beatles/solo members singles/albums categories.
Add specific fair use rationales to Beatles-related copyrighted images, especially singles covers (see Image:In My Life - The Beatles.jpg, for example).
Improve all released Beatles songs and covers to C-class, at least.
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Is that really the best Wikipedia can offer? Pattie Boyd was known for being a model, for being the faces of the 60s, for marrying Harrison and Clapton, for inspiring some of the greatest love songs in rock... surely there must be a photo of her that reflects all of that.. 92.184.110.250 (talk) 21:35, 8 March 2022 (UTC)Reply
Agreed, it's standard practice for WP to use the most recent available image in BLP infoboxes, but in this case using a picture of PB in her 70s is misleading. We're all going to get old if we live long enough. --Ef80 (talk) 19:18, 26 February 2024 (UTC)Reply
Similarly, I'm wondering if there's a better version of the current image, as I remember seeing the same image in color/higher quality before. But that aside, shouldn't it be a photo of her in the modern day? ~2026-37664-90 (talk) 22:41, 1 July 2026 (UTC)Reply
The attribution for the comment that Clapton "later admitted to raping and abusing his wife" does not link to such an admission.
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The attribution for the comment that Clapton "later admitted to raping and abusing his wife" does not link to such an admission. He does not admit to "rape" in any of the listed sources. He admits to being generally "abusive" which is a far cry from raping someone. As Clapton has become a touchstone for youth due to racist statements made in the 1970s and his position on vaccines, this excited statement seems to reflect a bias, due to the negative nature in which it casts the subject. 2604:3D09:717C:4300:1554:BD8E:24FB:667D (talk) 13:28, 1 November 2022 (UTC)Reply
