Talk:Ruben Muradyan

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May 2020 changes

Hey User:MrsSnoozyTurtle, explain why did you remove an occupation from the infobox? (sourced within the article). Why did you remove a TV series from the filmography section? (sourced within the article). Why did you change Armenian SSR, USSR to Armenia in the infobox? (the year this person was born, Armenia wasn't an independent state but was a part of the USSR). Why did you remove sourced info about the death of his cousin, a well known ballet dancer, from Personal life section again for no reason? LevonAUS9 (talk) 14:32, 11 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Hello LevonAUS9. I would be happy to explain the rationale for the changes, if you could please adopt a less WP:BATTLEGROUND tone?
I note that of your 4 claims, only one was supported by references.
Here is the reasoning:

* 'Presenter' is a vague occupation and it is not a key point about his career.

* The TV series has not been published yet and the claim is unreferenced.

* Nationalities in BLPs are typically described by the current categorisation, e.g. people born before 1990 in Germany are not typically described as East German or West German.

* If there is a third-party source showing the link between Muradyan's and Margaryan's careers, I would not object to this being added.

Regards, MrsSnoozyTurtle (talk) 09:35, 12 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]