Talk:John Papworth

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On removing the “notability” tag[edit]

It may seem rather convenient to suggest deleting something, rather than having to go to the actual effort of improving it, but even a simple search on Google (not to mention merely clicking on “What links here”) is all that is required to confirm notability.

Papworth was (and still is) a significant member of the Peace and Green movements, as well as the modern day Transition movement, (a “founding father” no less) with a long track record of published material in many of the leading journals of those fields (and not to mention having founded one of them). If the current proto-article seems résumé-like then the answer is to contribute something positive to it. As it stands, it is far better than nothing—yet nothing is what is being proposed. --User1756 (talk) 20:55, 20 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Fourth World Review[edit]

I've just removed a dead link

Fourth World Review archives

Simon Grant (talk) 08:32, 14 June 2016 (UTC)[reply]