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A fact from Simone Murphy appeared on Wikipedia's
Main Page in the Did you know column on 24 May 2024 (
check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
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Comment: I cleared out a bunch of BLP violations for this just over a week ago, and then 5x'd from that this afternoon. I have not managed to 5x this from the 'bad' version, and I don't think I'll be able to get to 5x (it's currently a little over 4x), so I humbly request IAR approval (and if not, this is at GA anyway, so I'll just bring it back later).
Overall: DYK tool was reading earlier versions of the article and not showing 5k.
WP:5X clearly specifies the last version of the page before expansion, which occurred a week after the removal of the WP:BLP-violating material, so I think we're good on that front. The article cites ellesse-en for some of the hook, but you have The Face here (which also supports it). Personally, I feel like The Face may be more reliable than a commercial clothing store that featured her as a model. —
Chris Woodrich (
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19:23, 4 May 2024 (UTC)reply
A few more referencing comments: Could not get a DOB on her Instagram post (
WP:ABOUTSELF allows this, but I'm only seeing 'late 20s' at the source); the Danny Lomas podcast could benefit from {{cite podcast}} (the minutes, for example; one shouldn't need to review a 57 minute podcast); Bristol Post reference is underformatted; not sure about the reliability of Planet Woo. These aren't part of the DYK nom per se; please think of them as pre-GAR comments. —
Chris Woodrich (
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19:31, 4 May 2024 (UTC)reply
Replaced the Ellesse-en source with The Face. If you scroll down on Instagram you should see her comment "gentle reminder my birthday is this saturday". The podcast should have a button saying "Transcript", which is what I used. Planet Woo is a media brand belonging to
ITV, although I've just read on a press release that "
the team behind VICE, i-D, Boiler Room and LADbible" founded it and
WP:VICE has them in yellow. I'm not using it for anything controversial though, just an interview and attributed opinion.--Launchballer08:43, 5 May 2024 (UTC)reply