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Regarding: Lynchburg, Virginia - this reads more like an utterly biased advert

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Self-promotional commercial spam re Conn. inn should be removed

Random visitor to this page here, arriving via a BBC article mentioning the White Hart pub in Lewes, Sussex, regarding Tom Paine and the US revolutionary war. In general, this White_Hart article is a quality page. However, the majority of the long bloviating paragraph at bottom, filled with promotional drivel for the inn in Connecticut should be removed.

Does the article editor involved have conflict of interest in violation of WP policy on COI?

In the context of this otherwise cohesive article, all of this unnecessary and inappropriate:

 "It was reported that the White Hart Inn in Salisbury had closed and was for sale as
 of November 2010. In May 2014, the Inn was sold for $2.9 million to an investor group
 led by Thomas Conley Rollins Jr., a New York investment banker who has a home in
 nearby Sharon. The group reopened the property in 2014. The property features 16 guest
 rooms, three dining rooms, a taproom with a full-service bar, two outdoor dining
 patios, a large porch with drink service, a ballroom and café. The artwork of Jasper
 Johns, Frank Stella, Terry Winters, Donald Baechler, Hugo Guinness and Duncan Hannah
 is displayed throughout the premises."

The proprietor, family member, or marketing shill responsible should make a discrete article for their business; or better yet, their own website. Wikipedia is an encyclopedia. Wikipedia is not a vanity press. 2600:4040:5AEF:B400:3449:66B2:8E41:46BF (talk) 08:02, 21 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]