Talk:Edsel Dope

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Above needs ORTS Number for valid template Kathleen.wright5 23:42, 26 April 2008 (UTC)

They need to contact OTRS. OTRS, once they have the info needed, puts a template here with the ticket number. KnightLago (talk) 03:25, 27 April 2008 (UTC)

Your site states that the information that I posted in the entry for Edsel Dope is a copyright infringement from the website http://www.edseldope.com/edselbio.html. But, *I* own www.edseldope.com . . . I own the domain name, I own, or use with Dope's permission, everything on the site. I design, maintain, edit and update the website. How do I go about having this information removed from your copyright infringement list?

Roxanne West

~RoXXXy Dope~

webmaster: www.edseldope.com

[edit] NPOV

"Dope is essentially Edsel's band, and although some of his choices may not always meet the approval of his fans, he still deserves credit for keeping dope a force to be reckoned with, through its many trials and tribulations" is a statement of questionable neutrality. Would something along the lines of "Dope is essentially Edsel's band, and although some of his choices may not always meet the approval of his fans, he has still managed to keep Dope active, through its many trials and tribulations" possibly be more appropriate?

TheDecayTheyFear 08:24, 12 March 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Contradiction and lack of sources

The article states: "Edsel was raised in the poorer neighborhoods of South Florida by his single mother. He started practicing his drums at the age of four by playing along to his KISS albums. As the years passed, Edsel's love for music grew and expanded. He started out listening to a lot of glam punk, then gangsta rap, and subsequently moving on to industrial metal, where most of his musical influence comes from. He left home at the age of sixteen, and ended up in Las Vegas, where he met one of his best friends, Ginger Fish. Edsel was staying with Ginger when the latter joined Marilyn Manson. When Marilyn Manson recorded Smells Like Children, Edsel joined Ginger in New Orleans, and the two shared an apartment with Marilyn Manson's keyboardist, Madonna Wayne Gacy. In 1995, Edsel moved to New York City with his elder brother, Simon."

Right after that, it states that this is all false. Also, there are no sources for either of these. How is anyone viewing this page supposed to get the facts straight when it has two opposing stories and no sources? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 71.123.70.165 (talk) 18:58, 23 September 2007 (UTC)