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There have been repeated deletions of well-sourced content involving Mr. Stillman's time at the American Spectator. From WP:BLPEDIT:"Although Wikipedia discourages people from writing about themselves, removal of unsourced or poorly sourced material is acceptable." Deleting content sourced from reliable sources and replacing it with links to user-generated content. I would also remind editors of the possibility of a Streisand effect, and suggest reviewing Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons/Help.
I welcome any constructive edits that will help maintain a neutral point of view, but this is a significant and well-documented aspect of Mr. Stillman's career and it must remain in the article. — James Estevez (talk) 19:45, 26 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]
