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I question DreamGuy's recent deletion of the sentence describing Blair's winning of a Whitney Award. DreamGuy's justification was "no notability established, no sources, award claim to try to make her sound notable is nonsense, as not a major award and she's on the award committee". While it's true that there are no sources cited on this page, I think that DreamGuy's edit would also appear to violate
WP:NOR. It is a fact that Blair won the award. DreamGuy's questioning of whether or not her win is legitimate constitutes original research/thought. —Preceding
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