Talk:Louise Gold
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editI have removed the "tone" and "coi" tags that were recently placed on this article. First, I have reviewed the article thoroughly over the past months and years and do not see a problem with the tone or neutrality of the article. If anyone has identified any particular issues, please mention them here, and I'd be happy to help. Second, I am not sure which editor is supposed to have a COI, but I have overhauled this article pretty thoroughly in the past couple of years, and I believe that all of the assertions in it are referenced (dozens of sources are cited), and I believe that the article is neutral. There have not been any neutrality disputes about any of the content. BTW, I have no personal connection with Gold, do not know her or her family and have never met her. I edit this article because Gold has performed in Gilbert and Sullivan and in musical theatre, both of which are areas in which I have an interest. Happy editing! -- Ssilvers (talk) 22:08, 18 November 2011 (UTC)
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