Talk:Anayampatti S. Ganesan

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I saw someone had added a photo of a lake at Chennai, but this is a musician's biography page, and it doesn't belong here. I had real difficulty finding any reliable references for the artist, except the one used which has the few sentences written about him, word for word-- a copyright violation. This endangers the Wikipedia as a whole when editors do this. I was touched by the beautiful music, but You Tube videos of performances are not used as references either. It's my feeling that an Admin. here needs to evaluate the article. If the editors here can provide reliable references that show interviews, or reviews of Ganesan's work, the article can be saved; and if that happens, I'd suggest making a sound bite of Ganesan's performance to demonstrate this kind of music, which I feel is important. Thanks for attempting to help the Wikipedia.--Leahtwosaints (talk) 15:06, 3 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]