User talk:Pendethan
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Bowie Legacy
[edit]Hi re your revert of my removal of what I termed trivia, these are all fairly recent additions to the article, randomly listed and unintegrated into the article, and taking them in turn, the "Velvet Goldmine" claim is uncited, the "A Bigger Splash" claim fails its citation, and the GQ award is hardly legacy is it? - maybe it should go in the Awards section?! I think one could add a hundred other similar factoids to the article (Bowie is very influential after all) and per WP:TRIVIA, I don't think they should remain. Dickdock (talk) 15:24, 13 January 2016 (UTC)
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