Talk:List of Old Xaverians
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[edit] Prominent Melbourne Dj's
Why was the list of prominent Melbourne Dj's been taken off. Some of the list may have been trivial but people like Grant Smile and Dirty South have achieve international success and including high ranks the Aus charts more succsefull than any other Old Xavairian Musician.
[edit] Prominent Melbourne Dj's
It was being misused. People such as Blake "Blakey P" Patterson are indeed trivial. I see the point that there are no sources on the page, but it would help if a google search revealed more than the odd local gig when searching a supposedly notable "musician".
