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The article contains a large section (more than half of the content) titled "Notable climbs". No explanation is provided as to what this means. What authoritative body determines what "climbs" are "notable"? The only "notable climbs" with which I am familiar are mountaineering climbs, where a person is the first to scale a mountain, or rock climbing, where a person scales a sheer stone face, usually with the aid of ropes and specialized gear (although sometimes without using gear). One example of an allegedly "notable climb" by Nikolau was that of the Four Seasons Hotel Moscow, which Nikolau supposedly "climbed" in 2014. Did she scale the outside walls using ropes? -or without ropes? -or did she simply "climb" the stairs to the roof of that rather squat 15-story building? No information is given to explain. Indeed, there is not a single source cited in the entire 34 rows of the list of "notable climbs". The entire thing looks to me like non-notable self-aggrandizement. Unless anyone can mount a convincing argument for it being retained, I will remove it. Bricology (talk) 08:44, 19 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]
