Talk:Lavinia Miloşovici

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removing links to romanian gymnastics.com is not justified in my opinion, particulary the biography link- this site is the main resource for information about romanian gymnastics on the internet. The second link does contain non-explicit picures from her Japanese appearences, but, again, this is not an adult site, just a news site which contains important information about the scandal, a part of her life which is at least as relevant as her gymnastics career in terms her fame, particularly in the context of why people would be looking for information on her in wikipedia in the first place- many users would be interested in her as a result of these performances rather than her gymnastics career, and trying to remove a link to a mainstream non-adult site that contains highly relevant information about this seems uncalled for.

also, her gymnastics dvd performances were topless, not nude.

[edit] she is ethnically of Serbian background

Removed "so she is ethnically of Serbian background". That's not necessarily true, since there is a sizable Romanian minority in Yugoslavia, and "Tănase" (her father's first name) is rather Romanian than Serbian. Dmaftei 01:51, 7 September 2006 (UTC)

According to this interview with her in the New York Times, she does have at least some Serbian heritage: Milosovici, who comes from a family with Serbian roots in the Transylvanian region... [1] DanielEng (talk) 07:59, 21 February 2008 (UTC)