Indichik
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Explanation please..
editPlease explain why you deleted Tony Belcastro from the list of people with high-functioning autism? How much verification do you need? Letters from his doctor? His social security records? Is he any less worthy of anyone else on that list? Are you questioning his diagnosis? If so, please explain. I am sure his doctors would love to hear it. Indichik
- As I explained in edit summary, please read WP:NN, WP:BIO and WP:MEDMOS. We don't mention the millions of persons in the world with Condition X in the article about X; we mention people who meet the criteria laid out in the articles above. If you can establish independendent (that is, not press releases and advertisements for his work), secondary reliable sources per WP:BIO and WP:NN, then he can be added to the list per WP:MEDMOS. The only information I was able to find about him was press releases, blogs, or other non-reliable primary or non-independent sources. Please be aware also of WP:ADVERT. SandyGeorgia (Talk) 03:51, 24 November 2007 (UTC)