Talk:David Ipp

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Just a quick note about references for fellow editors - the Harriet Alexander & Linton Besser article (Sydney Morning Herald, 2 November 2012) seems to have been ostensibly based on this Wikipedia article and the WhosWho entry for Ipp (it's a short article meant to be a break-out from a larger investigative piece). While not necessarily hugely problematic, we should be aware of circular sourcing. There are also dozens of other articles that reference Ipp (as Commissioner) but these are mostly passing mentions in articles about other matters (like ICAC hearings) which, while relevant to ICAC, are not relevant to Ipp personally. I have refrained from including them, though I have no specific objection to them being included if other editors feel they add something to the article. Cheers, Stalwart111 (talk) 22:45, 1 November 2012 (UTC).[reply]