Talk:Nash Roberts

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Twin brother Ep Roberts

Why has no one mentioned that Nash is a twin? Ep Roberts lived on Cammie Ave. in Metairie years ago... http://www.neworleansradiotheatre.org/wdsuoncam3.html This is a brief blurb I was able to find out about Ep, but it does not confirm he is a twin. Nirigihimu 18:13, 7 August 2007 (UTC)

I reverted the edits of anon user at 209.214.106. as there seem to be some Wikipedia:Neutral point of view issues. No doubt the current article can be improved; it is best done so with sourced information. If some information is inaccurate, correct it, but do not replace one point of view with another. Comparing Nash Roberts to the "Easter Bunny" or other fictious characters is unencyclopedic and unhelpful. -- Infrogmation 21:39, 3 September 2007 (UTC)

And again, after Infrogmation "undid" it once, the(probably the same) anonymous user had put the same sarcasim-laced opinion back. The "easter bunny" comment is utterly unencyclopedic and very much non-neutral. While this article is not perfect in the sense of complete and total neutrality, replacing a statement who's neutrality might be disputable with a blatent opinion laced with sarcasim is not helpful. If you think something needs better verification, flag it with a "fact" tag, but don't deface the article because you have a problem with it. --Fish Man 17:49, 10 September 2007 (UTC)

Anon editor kept putting in the same POV edits repeatedly. Edits from a rotating Bell South ip. After many reverts and attempts to discuss on talk pages, I've put a temporary "protection" on this article, no edits by anon or new users for 2 weeks. (I thought that was less drastic than blocking a whole range of ip#s which might cause collateral damage.) -- Infrogmation 16:30, 26 September 2007 (UTC)