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The hot link for officer Harry Dunn points to a Wikipedia article for a British football player. I think there is no Wikipedia page for this policeman. I'll leave fixing it to someone who knows how to make it an empty link. Scryer~enwiki (talk) 22:57, 24 October 2023 (UTC)Reply
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Right now, under Lawsuits, the section says "Main article: Post-election lawsuits related to the 2020 United States presidential election". The Lawsuits section here has no information about the bulk of the civil suits on the Main page, yet it also has more information than the Main article on several of the DC suits. It's also missing other suits, including the GA and DC criminal suits filed against Trump. I'm wondering if the Lawsuits section here should be cut to a few lines noting the civil suits in multiple states + DC, and noting the criminal suits, with the detail that's currently here on the DC suits mostly moved to the Main article. That article is also out of date, and it would be easier to update it than have to update both it and this page. Another problem is that that page refers people to a DC page for yet more detail, but that DC page has no information about the post-election lawsuits in DC. A lawsuits section needs to be added there, presumably with even more details (and perhaps that's ultimately the right place for some of the details that are currently here). What do others think about shortening this section, improving the Summary of post-election lawsuits section on the Main page referred to here, and creating a Post-election lawsuits section on the DC page? FWIW, I left a related question on another talk page. FactOrOpinion (talk) 18:49, 8 January 2024 (UTC)Reply