Talk:Ede Magyar

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Possible citogenesis: is Magyar the "Hungarian Gaudi"?

I was unable to verify the claim that Ede Magyar is referred to as the "Hungarian Gaudi" (only looking at English sources). I'm concerned this could be a case of citogenesis, since the claim appears in a few social media posts and this spammy post that I added as a reference. It seems the more common "Hungarian Gaudi" is Ödön Lechner, which is well-cited in English-language sources. Suriname0 (talk) 23:39, 14 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]