Talk:Charlotte Coyle
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editSure there isn't much listed, but from what has been written about her she's no less worthy of a page than any of the other plus-size models on here. Not to mention she's listed in the plus-sized models main article. Johnbiggs 04:00, 14 October 2007 (UTC)
- I've added just some of the extensive television and print publicity that Charlotte has been given. Her Daily Telegraph article was actually featured on the cover of the newspaper. There is more, which I can add if it is required, but there is no question about her notability. Her Channel 4 documentary was seen by 2.3 million viewers. Neckapply 17:16, 14 October 2007 (UTC)
- Yes, her show had good ratings, but how many people would remember the show or her name now? She's invisible as far as modeling work goes over the last year. She has her limited notability listed on the plus-size model page; she isn't notable enough for her own article. Much of her other listed 'accomplishments' are in the usual line of work for a model AntiVanity (talk) 10:18, 16 June 2008 (UTC)
- A show of over two million viewers, the cover of The Telegraph and a major article therein, articles in The Guardian, The Sun, and various other British newspapers, appearances on ITV's This Morning program, an interview on Richard and Judy...this more than meets the criterion of celebrity notability, and it is also NOT "in the usual line of work for a model" at all. Far from it, as most models achieve little or no media acknowledgment, and simply perform anonymously. How many models star in a show of over two million viewers, or get interviewed by a major British network show?) Notability also isn't measured by "what have you done for me lately" or just what someone has done in one field. She achieved major media coverage, and an article here covering that is more than warranted. Merlotry (talk) 06:19, 20 June 2008 (UTC)
- Yes, her show had good ratings, but how many people would remember the show or her name now? She's invisible as far as modeling work goes over the last year. She has her limited notability listed on the plus-size model page; she isn't notable enough for her own article. Much of her other listed 'accomplishments' are in the usual line of work for a model AntiVanity (talk) 10:18, 16 June 2008 (UTC)
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