Talk:Iris Adami Corradetti

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Surname

User:Afasmit, in their amazing drive to add DEFAULTSORT terms to articles that don't have it, added "Adami Corradetti, Iris" to this article with the edit summary "her surname was "Adami Corradetti" acc to authority control". Then User:Fish and karate reverted with the edit summary, "authority control is wrong, as usual". I suggest that Wikipedia's requirement for published verifiable sources requires us to use what they say. Further, given that her mother was Bice Adami and Ferrucio Corradetti her father, it's difficult to disagree with those sources. Her surname is also often spelled with a hyphen, "Adami-Corradetti". That she's sometimes called "La Corradetti" in Italian-language sources is no counterargument. I also note that the Italian Wikipedia at it:Iris Adami Corradetti, and the CA & ES WPs, give "Adami Corradetti" as her surname, and Wikidata gives Iris as her given name. I suggest to restore Afasmit's version.

PS: I notice that authority control records give her year of birth as 1903. What's the source for 1904 in this article? padovanet.it? -- Michael Bednarek (talk) 10:07, 12 September 2018 (UTC)[reply]

It's a direct translation of the Italian Wikipedia article. I don't care enough to argue about the correct naming convention, go ahead and change it, I don't mind. Fish+Karate 10:11, 12 September 2018 (UTC)[reply]