Talk:Richard Schenkman
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Richard Schenkman—not Scheckman— is still alive[edit]
On September 3, 2023 editor Jkaharper (diff) added an erroneous citation of Schenkman's death, which was overlooked for nearly ten days. The person who died was Richard Scheckman—note the c instead of the n in the name—according to the reference URL the editor added. IPeeller (talk · contribs) noticed the mistake and reverted it back. The subject is still alive and therefore is still subject to Wikipedia's WP:BLP policy. Eyesnore 18:12, 12 September 2023 (UTC)