Talk:Paris Passion

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Removal of B. Kanarek reference

Latest comment: 13 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

I have tried to find support for the claim that B. Kanarek contributed to "Paris Passion" but was unsuccessful. This claim was added by a fan (Chicagoillinois06) when the latter created a Wikipedia page for B. Kanarek. This page was the only source I could find that mentioned "Paris Passion" and B. Kanarek on one page. However, this page does not give details about the magazine issue that is supposed to feature work by B. Kanarek. Furthermore, the page has been proposed for deletion. B. Kanarek does not list "Paris Passion" as one of the magazines he has contributed to in his official biography. I suggest that before "B. Kanarek" is listed as a contributor to "Paris Passion" again, details and preferably evidence should be obtained that he actually contributed to "Paris Passion".Rubberstamp4U (talk) 14:16, 18 July 2011 (UTC)Reply

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