Talk:Petits Propos Culinaires

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"Notability" tag

I see a tag for notability has been added to this. I think a bit of research is warranted before tagging, as even a simple search shows numerous third party references. Please feel free to start a deletion argument if you wish: it will end badly. A very quick search shows the following:

"The Kitchen Thinker: Alan Davidson's Petits Propos Culinaires; Celebrating the 100th issue of Alan Davidson's journal of "little culinary matters" ", Bee Wilson, The Daily Telegraph 9 May 2014
"9PPC MAGAZINE'S 100TH ISSUE", The Observer, 13 Apr 2014
"Alan Davidson, 79, an Envoy Who Loved the Kitchen, Dies", The New York Times 5 Dec 2003
"A. Davidson, 79; Diplomat, Food Writer", Los Angeles Times 4 Dec 2003
"AROUND BRITAIN WITH A FORK: Matthew Fort on a food enthusiast who puts his money where his mouth is", The Guardian, 24 Mar 2007
"De Alleseter;Joël Broekaert zoekt het culinaire avontuur", Vrij Nederland 21 May 2016
"A Food Has a Historic, Objectionable Name. Should We Change It?" US Official News, 4 Aug 2014

I could add any more of the hundreds of references I have found, but I think I've made my point. - SchroCat (talk) 16:32, 22 June 2019 (UTC)[reply]

SchroCat. Many thanks for this breath of good sense. The reverse of lazy and negative editing, thank goodness. A journal that is used as a source by the Oxford University Press is hardly lacking in notability. Tim riley talk 16:38, 22 June 2019 (UTC)[reply]