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Latest comment: 17 years ago3 comments3 people in discussion
Hi! My Grandmother is the subject of this article, thus I know it would be improper for me to contribute to the discussion for this entry; however I have external press links I can provide for expansion. What should I do?
G'day! If they're just links to external press sites, then I see no problems in you adding the links to a References section, in line with other articles. If you wanted to add any other information about OGHC, you would be best off checking WP:AUTO first. Confusing Manifestation15:27, 16 April 2006 (UTC)Reply
Importance? But she's HARDCORE! Honestly, this lady is well-known. [1][2]No less than the Washington Post article has a summary where it refers to her as "famous". [3] And the SMH refers to, among other things, the "international media attention" she has received. [4] There is no question of her notability. Pity I'm too lazy to expand the article atm, maybe someone else'll do it or I'll do it later. Georgeslegloupier17:30, 18 June 2006 (UTC)Reply
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