[WikiEN-l] Opt out negative material in biographies

[Daniel R. Tobias]

On 9 Apr 2007 at 18:30, "andy.dyer9 at tiscali.co.uk" 
<andy.dyer9 at tiscali.co.uk> wrote:

> If we were to be discussing people being accountable for their 
> actions, then our first port of call would be to consider the 
> accountability of an editor who posts an article about the girl who 
> entered a "wet T-shirt competition" when she was 18.

What would be the notability there?  Merely entering (and even 
winning) a wet T-shirt competition doesn't seem to be sufficient 
notability to justify an article, since there are probably thousands 
of girls in a similar situation.  Even if she makes it onto one of 
the "Girls Gone Wild" films, it's probably not sufficient notability 
unless she starts a major career doing such things.  If she becomes a 
major "pinup queen" with a large fan following, however, then that 
*would* make her notable even if she later becomes a very private 
person; see [[Bettie Page]].

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