Talk:Aled Edwards

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When discussing a person's accomplishments it would be logical to mention any entities he or she had executive relations with. Otherwise articles such as Bill Gates or Jimmy Wales would be woefully devoid of information. -- TikiTDO ^Talk - 04:30, 13 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Salary

I removed the following from the article

Based on the public disclosure by the government of Ontario, Canada, the salary of Dr. Aled Edwards in 2005 is $340,999.96, making him one of the highest paid university professors in Canada.[1]

The editor himself has also indicated [2] that there were some issues with the source. I think there are more notable things about a professor than the salary. Thoughts? --TeaDrinker 21:48, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

It is interesting and laughable to observe someone's continued determination to post a professor's salary. Clearly, someone is envious. There are others who earn more in this world, and less deservedly.