Talk:Mark Gilmartin
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Not notable IMO
[edit]My first thought was to either apply the COI template or attempt to remove the "peacocking and puffery." However, after reading the full article, the Notability template seems more appropriate.
Virtually all of the content was added by one user (Joyprice7) on a handful of dates in 2011, 2013, and 2015. That user has no other activity or profile.
The sources are skimpy, e.g. a 3-minute TV interview, a 1-sentence quote in the Washington Post. And there have been no new sources added nor any non-trivial edits made to the article since Joyprice7 apparently lost interest in 2015.
So, it appears that nobody has ever had anything to contribute about this subject except (probably) the subject himself, and even he hasn't bothered to make any further edits in the last 9 years. I'd vote for "not notable" and deletion. Juan603 (talk) 12:04, 18 November 2024 (UTC)