Talk:Aton Edwards
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[edit]Has anyone noticed that it is claimed that Edwards is "Sponsoring" a bill in the United States Senate? This assertion is nonsensical as only US Senators may sponsor bills in the United States Senate. The assertion should be removed.
Additionally, if this is inaccurate, what other portions of this article were created out of whole cloth? http://anarchoslacker.com (talk) 19:06, 25 April 2009 (UTC)
Oh dear, just read this article - what a mess.
I hit some major typographical issues, but I haven't the tenacity to unearth and handle the stand-up comic bits, or the 'prophesied 9/11' bit. I think if those were excised, the article would stand up a bit better.
- I imposed some structure standard to biographical articles, and tried to tone down self-promotion. Also deleted cites to pages with no content, and one that was an ad for a workshop he was conducting. More editing could be done, but it is better. The NY Times and The Grio articles appear to be most complete about him.Parkwells (talk) 15:44, 8 June 2019 (UTC)
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