Talk:Stephen Tindall

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Should we be linking press releases? I have not heard of the "other" Stephen Tindall and the release doesn't say much. Surely there is a better founded criticism against Tindall if we have to have one? Stombs 13:27, Oct 31, 2004 (UTC)

Cleaned up.--Matt von Furrie 11:00, 27 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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The following was included in the article and really belongs here on the talk page.

The reference on this person stating "he was responsible for the closure of many small businesses in Cities and Towns" is totally subjective and in NO WAY could be prooved. If you check the stats, small businesses in NZ have an 80 % failure rate in the first 10 years after starting and this has been the case way before The Warehouse even got started. Therefore the very high turnover both before and after The Warehouse started could be for many different reasons and should not be blamed on this man. I would have thought this could quite easily be proven in a court of law, which must leave Wikemania wide open to a law suit.

You state at the bottom of this page; " Encyclopedic content must be verifiable ".......... this definitely IS NOT !

There is a (1) which can be clicked on straight after this statement which takes you to the NZ TV3 website, there are no references on thet site to Stephen Tindall if you search it, so I can't see the relevance ! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 65.198.108.235 (talk) 22:19, 9 May 2008

In response to this the reference link (1) used to point to a video shown on TV3 Campbell Live in 2005 however TV3 have now removed all of their older videos from Campbell Live. If I find a new reference I will certainly add it. Bhowden (talk) 21:40, 10 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]