Talk:I Dream (opera)

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July 2010[edit]

Wonderful summary! I made one correction to a cast member's character name: Greg Bosworth was listed as "Robert Allen." I corrected this to "Ronald Allen" per the "I Dream" show program notes (and I am Greg's mother as well as a devoted fan of the show). Thank you! Tbosworth (talk) 01:14, 26 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Two edits made on behalf of the production company and composer reverted, but they deserve a close look for possible partial or complete reinstatement[edit]

I undid two edits by someone with a connection to the topic and a clear conflict of interest.

An editor with no connection to the topic needs to go through those edits, determine which ones are both backed by reliable sources and whose presence would improve the article, than make them. In some cases, the sources do not have to be independent sources.

Also, if the title is incorrect, the right solution is to move the page, not use DISPLAYTITLE to try to "force change" the name, it won't work and it will de-activate the italicization already present. davidwr/(talk)/(contribs) 19:30, 21 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]