Talk:Robert G. Marshall

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Since we're going to talk about delegate Marshall's legislation on this page, I think it's worth talking about all of it rather than only a few selected items. I'd suggest a summary of important pieces if we want to dive into this in more detail, but we're going to have to be careful to preserve NPOV given whose footprints are all over this page. If anyone disagrees, feel free to chime in and let's work this out. Gletiecq 15:48, 15 February 2007 (UTC)

An unregistered user added as a link the campaign website of someone else. That information might be better suited to an article on that individual, and is not relevant to an encyclopedia article on Bob Marshall. I am removing the reference, but welcome any discussion if anyone feels this isn't the right thing to do. So far I haven't seen any opponents of other political figures getting advertising on their opponent's wiki pages, but if I'm wrong I'd appreciate someone pointing this out as a rationale for including this information. Gletiecq 03:20, 24 February 2007 (UTC)