Talk:Anthony Inglis (conductor)

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Multiple issues[edit]

I've tagged this article for the following reasons:

There are no references or sources at all aside from an apparently self-published website and one generic external link which doesn't directly support the cited information (if there's a sub-page of the RSO website which supports the article, then that link should be given)
There are some unverifiable peacock terms used ("most popular," "greatest," etc.)
In general, the article reads as a non-neutral hagiography (or perhaps even an autobiography)

Orange Suede Sofa (talk) 21:20, 10 November 2010 (UTC)[reply]